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    Smiley Very proud of my daughter!

    Im not sure if all of you know about FCAT..its a comprehensive test given to students in FL in the subjects of math, reading, language arts and science, for an idea the testing is about as intense as ACT/SAT tests....very controversial for many reasons, but this isnt about politics, about about kiddo...!

    This was her first year taking the science part of the test, and she was kind of nervous how shed do, but as it turned out, she got a perfect score, no questions wrong, and yesterday came home with a medal for getting the highest score in her school...!!!!

    As if that wasnt enough, today she came home with Marlins tickets as a reward cause she also got a 5 (the highest possible rating) in language arts...she only got one question wrong! She got a 5 in math and reading as well...

    And now for me to brag even more She started taking FCAT in the 3rd grade, and has consistently gotten a 5 in all subjects every single year. Last year she got a perfect score in Language arts, and when she told me today that she got one question wrong, she jokingly sighed...the thing about getting a perfect score is that you cant go up from there!

    If you're not completely sick of hearing me go on yet...lol! Hear me out for a little longer...Last year she took testing for gifted (horrible teachers and administration why it took so long!) and she has an IQ of 128, in the top 3% in the country and only 2 points from qualifying for Mensa.

    She got into all honours gifted classes this year, so her classes count towards high school credit, and she will already have one year down, minus the electives, by the time she starts high school next year.

    And and and and and!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Shes the coolest, sweetest kid ever. Never gets into trouble, doesnt talk back, really funny and so cool to be around, I can take her anywhere and we'll have an awesome time.. I feel so so so so lucky to have such a great kid.

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    That's awesome, congrats They must not have had those when i went to school there.
    "Well done. Here are the test results: You are a horrible person. I'm serious, that's what it says: 'A horrible person.' We weren't even testing for that."

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    Thank you!!! yeah, the first time she ever had to take it and when I was hearing a lot about it was in the 3rd grade, in 2005/2006...and I think it was very new then...just a couple of years maybe, and only the older students took it. Now I believe all grades have to take it every year.

    I remember having to take some sort of testing while I was in school here, but it was no where near as intense...she spent 2 full weeks in testing alone!

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    Hah, yeah that's way after my time. All i had to worry about was the SATs.
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    I don't even know you but if that is your kiddo I have all the world's respect for you. I really don't think there is tougher job out there that tops being a mom. Congrats to the both of you!

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    Congrats to your daughter, and to her mom too.

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    Aw that made me smile reading that. Congrats to your kiddo - and you! I hope she keeps it up through her education years. Either way she wont get lost in the world. Good for her

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    Wow! It sounds like your daughter has a lot going for her. Congrats.

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    Awe! Thanks so much!!!

    Im just really thrilled for her...like, my whole goal really has been for her to be able to get all the opportunities and the best start so that she can do what she wants to in life... And while some people out there somewhere would look down on me for doing adult work and being a mom, Im sure of it that its because Ive been able to home so much, and here for her all these years, that played a huge part in how she does in school.

    ...all the times I raced to school cause she forgot her lunch money, or her science project, or that report she was working on all night at home lol! Or even just being able to come home and see me here, to tell me she had a great day or a really crappy one and talk to me about it... and Im not distracted or too tired to talk to her cause Ive had a long day at the office or something, I think it all really has made a difference...

    What I love too about her is...shes nothing at all like the snobby smart kids I remember at school......she is friends with *everyone* and is cool with *everyone*....well, as long as you like manga/anime, colourful scarves and hate Justin Beiber that is... But it feels great when I see her friends and how diverse they are.

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    Does she know you model? I've always wondered if parents' explain this to their kids. You don't have to answer; I'm just curious.

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    I'm not at all surprised. She's a sharpie like her mommy! : -)

    Seriously though, your intelligence has always come through in your posts. Definitely something to be proud of too, to have a child who is intelligent, doing well in school (which doesn't always happen even with the smart ones) plus on top of that socially adjusted and sweet too : -)

    Congratulations and pat yourself on the back mama! Well done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sammii View Post
    Does she know you model? I've always wondered if parents' explain this to their kids. You don't have to answer; I'm just curious.
    Not at all...I dont believe I have to explain myself to her or answer to her in any way....

    I do believe in age appropriate knowledge...as a child, she has no reason to know about the sex industry or my involvement in it. Im responsible in that I have talked to her openly about sex, risks, protection, taking care of and respecting herself..Im wise enough to know that especially now and in the next few years, shes going to be in situations where shes going to have to make choices, and I want her to be able to handle them in the best way possible. But Im not going to expose her to something beyond what she needs to know.

    All that being said, when she is an adult, I probably will end up telling her, and I can imagine it would go something like "Ive been going on cam and thats how Ive been making money for a few years now", "making money on cam? what do you mean?", "guys pay me x.xx/m to watch me be sexy","Why am I not surprised...."

    Really though, I doubt she would be shocked or that it would bother her...Alternative lifestyles is already something that she knows I fully support, when it comes to general sex and sexuality, its not something Im hush hush or treat like something shameful. And Ive also raised her to be incredibly tolerant and respectful of how people live their lives. Being judgmental or close-minded just isnt in our vocab...

    Also, she knows that I *bust my ass* to make sure we can live in a good neighborhood, to afford to eat out all the time, she has all the things she needs and I can also buy something nice every so often... Plus that Ive been able to be home with her, instead of working long hours outside of the home...thats something she has already told me shes really happy about....she has friends of single parent households..and shes told me she feels lucky cause they never get to see or spend time with their moms.

    Stuff like that, I think she wouldnt want to trade in for a "regular"single mom who did "regular" things

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    Quote Originally Posted by laurielegs View Post
    I'm not at all surprised. She's a sharpie like her mommy! : -)

    Seriously though, your intelligence has always come through in your posts. Definitely something to be proud of too, to have a child who is intelligent, doing well in school (which doesn't always happen even with the smart ones) plus on top of that socially adjusted and sweet too : -)

    Congratulations and pat yourself on the back mama! Well done.
    Awe!!! I really appreciate that!! I do wonder sometimes how I would have turned out if I had the encouragement and such...my parenting technique has literally just been...okay what would my mom do...Ill do the opposite

    To be honest, it is really amazing, that this is actually *my kid!* Im so in awe sometimes...

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    That's great BlkSharpie...you should be proud. Does your daughter read a lot? Fostering reading at that age can make a big difference down the line in kids enjoying to read as adults.

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    Thanks! And yes actually shes been reading since she was 4 Ever since then, her favorite gift to get is a Barnes & Noble gift card. She now has I would guess no less than 200 books in her library...and shes re-read most of them a few times too, plus all the books she gets from the library too. Ooh, that is another thing! She got an award a couple of weeks ago for logging the most amount of books read of all the students at her school

    Another thing that I think helps is she loves puzzles and has been doing those since she was around 8 or 9...like the Pennypress ones, with logic, math, cryptograms and such, right now she thinks Sudoku is the best game ever lol She was also on the chess club in elementary school, but in middle school decided to join the theatre club instead.

    I feel like Im bragging again Im really just so proud of her...like, with so many things going wrong in my life, its just amazing and thrilling to know that things with my daughter are going so great, and also that we have such a close relationship too. Thats something I feel really lucky to have.

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    Congrats to your daughter and to you.

    Now, I don't want to rain in your parade,... but don't expect raising a gifted child to be a picnic. You don't mention her age, but I assume she is very young, not a teenager, yet.

    "Normal" teenagers think they know everything,... genious teenagers will question everything and "deconstruct" everything. Be prepared to be challenged and meticulously cross-examined on everything you care about - values, religion, politics, etc. Your authority will be challenged with mighty intellectual arguments. "Because I said so."... doesn't cut it.

    Raising a gifted child presents a lot of challenges. You can end up with a good famous genious, like Albert Einstein, or an evil infamous genious, like The Unabomber..., or... you can end up with a cynical, depressed and neurotic genious who has lots of potential, but never accomplishes anything noteworthy with their life. For every genious that has made positive contributions to our society, there are probably five that either wasted away their gifts or used them for evil (recent case in point: Bernard Madoff).

    You have to worry about whether she will lose interest in school because it is not challenging enough, and drop out,... and you also have to worry about whether she will relate well with other children or have social impediments, because she can't relate to other children and they can't relate to her. Should she be treated differently and receive the advanced education suitable for her IQ (which would isolate her from other children her age) or should she be allowed to have a "normal" life like other children her age - How do you balance these competing goals?

    What about managing expectations? How much pressure do you put on her. "To whom much is given, much is expected." -- But, too much pressure can overwhelm her and damage her motivation and self-esteem.

    You need to read a LOT of books on child psychology, specially books relating to gifted children. If there are any support groups for parents of gifted children in your area - that would be a great thing to participate in.

    Good luck.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlkSharpie View Post
    Thanks! And yes actually shes been reading since she was 4 Ever since then, her favorite gift to get is a Barnes & Noble gift card. She now has I would guess no less than 200 books in her library...and shes re-read most of them a few times too, plus all the books she gets from the library too. Ooh, that is another thing! She got an award a couple of weeks ago for logging the most amount of books read of all the students at her school

    Another thing that I think helps is she loves puzzles and has been doing those since she was around 8 or 9...like the Pennypress ones, with logic, math, cryptograms and such, right now she thinks Sudoku is the best game ever lol She was also on the chess club in elementary school, but in middle school decided to join the theatre club instead.

    I feel like Im bragging again Im really just so proud of her...like, with so many things going wrong in my life, its just amazing and thrilling to know that things with my daughter are going so great, and also that we have such a close relationship too. Thats something I feel really lucky to have.
    Nothing wrong with bragging, you got plenty to be proud of.
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    Awe Thanks Trem!

    I feel you Jack, actually people have been warning me about that since forever I can say...add to it that she really is pretty, the whole brains and beauty a dangerous combination thing. Shes 14 now, definitely into her teenaged years now Today is her last year of middle school, and next year she will be a high schooler *slay me!!!!* lmfao!

    I really dont put any pressure on her at all to do anything...my biggest focus was on her being a kid and being happy, have fun and keep her room clean There isnt even any pressure on her with school, she does well enough on her own without me telling her she could do better...

    Definitely though, getting her into the honors gifted was the best thing ever, up til then she was booored with school..never was a trouble maker, but she was not a happy camper. This past year has been her best yet, and the high school shes going to is all advanced/honors gifted classes so Im sure she will do fine there. Also, shes hoping to get into a school for advanced studies when shes in the 10th grade...my ex's brother did that, and graduated with both his high school diploma and associates degree..though her school also has a program for qualified kids to complete college while in high school too.

    Shes not at all the evil genuis type though LoL! If you met her you'd know, shes just this bouncy social butterfly, who wears her trademark rainbow scarves and cracks jokes... When Ive had a really tough day or cant hide it that Im in a bad mood, shes all "Oh my poor mum mum!!" and will make me dinner, or force me to watch funny YouTube videos, or want to play Just Dance on the Wii (thats always good for a laugh lol) I wish I could keep her home for ever and everrrrr!

    To me though, the whole point in parenting is to raise her to be a happy, well-adjusted, self-sufficient member of society...I can only do my best and then let her loose in the world to do her best too. I really feel like, if I have to pressure or control what she does, then Im not so much questioning her, as I am questioning my own parenting and whether or not I gave her the foundation she needs to be on her own. And at this point, I think shes way better prepared for the world than I am, Im *still* trying to figure my own self out in that regard! lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by jack0177057 View Post
    Congrats to your daughter and to you.

    Now, I don't want to rain in your parade,... but don't expect raising a gifted child to be a picnic. You don't mention her age, but I assume she is very young, not a teenager, yet.

    "Normal" teenagers think they know everything,... genious teenagers will question everything and "deconstruct" everything. Be prepared to be challenged and meticulously cross-examined on everything you care about - values, religion, politics, etc. Your authority will be challenged with mighty intellectual arguments. "Because I said so."... doesn't cut it.

    Raising a gifted child presents a lot of challenges. You can end up with a good famous genious, like Albert Einstein, or an evil infamous genious, like The Unabomber..., or... you can end up with a cynical, depressed and neurotic genious who has lots of potential, but never accomplishes anything noteworthy with their life. For every genious that has made positive contributions to our society, there are probably five that either wasted away their gifts or used them for evil (recent case in point: Bernard Madoff).

    You have to worry about whether she will lose interest in school because it is not challenging enough, and drop out,... and you also have to worry about whether she will relate well with other children or have social impediments, because she can't relate to other children and they can't relate to her. Should she be treated differently and receive the advanced education suitable for her IQ (which would isolate her from other children her age) or should she be allowed to have a "normal" life like other children her age - How do you balance these competing goals?

    What about managing expectations? How much pressure do you put on her. "To whom much is given, much is expected." -- But, too much pressure can overwhelm her and damage her motivation and self-esteem.

    You need to read a LOT of books on child psychology, specially books relating to gifted children. If there are any support groups for parents of gifted children in your area - that would be a great thing to participate in.

    Good luck.

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    Just keep doing what you are doing. The results say you have been a fantastic mom so far, no reason that is going to change. Just continue to follow your mom instincts as you have been.. The circumstances change but parenting is the same. Love them and make sure they know that you think they are the greatest shit on the planet, and that you have their back and you will always be there for them no matter what. I swear it seems like that is 90% of it. The rest can come (relatively) easy if you have a child that has self esteem, is secure, and knows she always has mom, no matter what happens.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlkSharpie View Post
    To me though, the whole point in parenting is to raise her to be a happy, well-adjusted, self-sufficient member of society...I can only do my best and then let her loose in the world to do her best too. I really feel like, if I have to pressure or control what she does, then Im not so much questioning her, as I am questioning my own parenting and whether or not I gave her the foundation she needs to be on her own. And at this point, I think shes way better prepared for the world than I am, Im *still* trying to figure my own self out in that regard! lol

    I should have read this before i made my post...........you got the shit well under control.
    I think a huge issue, especially with girls, is them having a high level of self esteem. And i think more than anything its the parents who can instill that in them and it starts from day one. It guides their decision making. I also have a gorgeous, gifted 14 yr old girl going into high school, but this thread isnt about how completely fucking awesome she is......its about how completely fucking awesome your daughter is

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    Quote Originally Posted by lemiwinks31 View Post
    I should have read this before i made my post...........you got the shit well under control.
    I think a huge issue, especially with girls, is them having a high level of self esteem. And i think more than anything its the parents who can instill that in them and it starts from day one. It guides their decision making. I also have a gorgeous, gifted 14 yr old girl going into high school, but this thread isnt about how completely fucking awesome she is......its about how completely fucking awesome your daughter is
    I get the jist you are pretty completely effin awesome too! And actually would love to hear about your kiddo! Ive got to say, it really is great to me to see and hear positive things about kids who are just good kids genuinely doing their best.

    Honestly, the stuff Jack was saying didnt even cross me I guess because I had my kid when I was very young and have been hearing it from the get go what I should do, what I should be careful about, etc etc, because pretty much everyone assumed since I was so young, I was bound to screw up and for the most part still get the idea that any moment now, this whole thing is going to throw me for a loop.

    But from day one, at 19 with a baby in my arms, I handled it in the most mature fashion I could muster up "This is MY baby! You want to raise a kid? Go have your own baby!!" Yes, I actually did say that to people. And I meant it too...

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    Im so happy for you and your daughter. I know how difficult it can be to raise a smart happy and healthy daughter.

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    LOL. FCAT. I remember that, it was only a few years ago....

    Anyway, congrats on your kid! That's awesome she does so well!

    Not only is she a smart cookie, but this also means that she knows how to complete a standardized test. Lots of very intelligent kids can't channel their brains into something so ridged as a standardized test; either because they lack reading comprehension, problem solving skills or time management. She'll probably do beautifully in the SAT's and ACT's in a few years which means more free money for college/university! Yay!



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    Way To Go Mom...! Your daughter is obviously gifted, and a credit to you as a parent. Congrats to you both.
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    Thank you thank you!!!

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