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  1. 07-06-2012 10:56 AM #3
    michellesmunchkins
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    I've never had any luck mixing the two. I now choose NOT to ever take on school aged kids. Sometimes that means I lose the little one too if they are siblings but I just couldn't handle the added stress that came with the school agers! Love the little ones, but the attitude and disrespect from the school agers are not welcome here lol
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