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I posted this thread to get POLITE feedback on what it's like on raising a child in Japan
You are not polite If you don't like what we're talking about, then you don't need to read it And if your friends did post a thread on their subject and wanted to talk to other Japanese parents, I wouldn't post because I am not that I am trying to get educated on everything so my switch from America to Japan will be as smooth as possible But you are rude and I do not appreciate that |
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This is the way I always write. I apologize if that seems rude to you. It`s just my writing style. In fact, I thought I was being very light in tone. I usually just try to add facts to discussions. It is a fact that Japanese children are not up for adoption in Japan, let alone outside Japan. It is a fact that babies do not scream all the time. It is also a fact that the worst screaming and fits happen between 3 and 5. I`m sorry if those facts aren`t convenient for you, but that`s life. |
Like I said, every child is different, therefore so are people's experiences
I would not like a child that is 2 and under, because of the diapers, teething, crying, and screaming My experience is that children that are 4 and above, are to mostly whine then anything else, which I can handle They are also capable of comprehending discipline and manners better than a child of 2 and under. |
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Agreed
Now, meditation time! ^^ |
*breathes deeply* ok so back to Japanese children..
Have you ever given thought to what kind of school you will send your adopted child to or what city in Japan you will live in? |
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What I am speaking from is my experience as a child developmental specialist. Keeping misperceptions about what is normal with a child only causes problems later on when things don`t (naturally) go as you would expect. And that`s not even mentioning the incredibly large number of problems inherent to adoption after a certain age. Either way - and I don`t mean this is a rude way - but what does your dream of adopting a Japanese child have to do with actually parenting in Japan? If you were *asking* about parenting in Japan, that would be one thing. But you`re just telling everyone about your dream... Which is fine and all, but it has nothing to do with actually raising a child in Japan. |
I would like to live in Osaka
And when the time comes, I'll research on the schools there to make sure I pick the best one I want to know the child first before I decide what school to put her in And if I'm with anybody it will also be their decision EDIT: I've told people what I want to do, which is adopt a Japanese girl, so I could get information on the schools, good towns and cities that are child friendly, things like that. |
Yeah that is true you need to have a feel for what your life is like beofre you can make those big decisions i guess...
BTW: I like the choiuce for the name though very meaningful and pretty. |
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Yep.
And thank you. A good friend of mine was named that and I'd like to name my child that in her honor, I didn't know what it meant until I looked it up a few weeks ago. |
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