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Aisyah surprised me by writing her name on the card all by herself. I'm surprised because I only remembered we wrote her name once or twice together on her worksheets. I'm not one of those parents who makes sure she can read/write by a certain age although I'm not one who's bochup either. Aisyah loathes writing so she rarely touches her pencils. I guess the set of Kumon alphabet-writing cards which she does when she feels like it helps a lot...heh.

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