> WillBo wrote:
> Every kid is different.

See that's what I would've thought too but in my experience, from a
pure outsiders perspective, they're not.

The stay-at-home-parent kids say please and thank you, are respectful
to adults, ask permission, are MUCH calmer, are interested in hanging
out with the adults - at least for awhile, and seem pleased to receive
attention from you as a guest.  Typically they'll want to ask YOU
questions about you and, in general, try to learn from you.

The daycare kids I've met (<- key statement) seem like the world is
all about them: how are you going to entertain them, if you're not
entertaining them they will make their own entertainment by becoming a
nuisance, or they'll just plain ignore you because they're not even in
the room.  They'll want to show you THEIR stuff and they'll tell you
about themselves.

Now part of this could be because by the time I meet someone's kids I
know I like the parents and therefore the parents are of a certain
personality type that I already like; thus their kids are more likely
to also be of that personality type and culture.

I would say that 99.9% of the time I can tell you what the kids are
like from knowing the parents and whether the kids are in daycare or
not.

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