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2026-07-31 09:16 UTC
@Billy_Hughes@nicecrew.digital I have heard of this phenomenon. I always heard it applied to the realm of sport. Being nearly a whole year younger tends to be a disadvantage as the kids are much smaller than their peers and they tend to have less muscle and mass which you need for sport, and so most profession athletes and players tend to have birthdays closer to the start of the school year. A benefit that affects them right up to adulthood.
Honestly I think you're making the correct choice, the same will apply to brain development and all capabilities that stem from that. I hope that you can arrange it without any difficulty, mate.
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@Billy_Hughes@nicecrew.digital 2026-07-31 10:10
It's a tough call, sometimes a struggle is good for us. We'll just play it for the time being as if she will be starting school next year, but if it seems apparent she's just not ready we'll hold her back. We have until September to make our minds up. How's the new couch? We actually have an IKEA couch, but it's a premium leather one. It replaced an IKEA shitter. Maybe one day when the kids are older we'll get something really nice