OT.....My Son Overly Obsessed With Science

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  • CityGarden
    Daycare.com Member
    • Mar 2016
    • 1667

    #31
    Originally posted by Kaddidle Care
    I think obsessions at 10 is fairly common. Go with the flow and encourage him to enjoy it - to a point.
    Yes to this!!! My dd loves science but she at 10 is obsessed with ballet...... all things ballet. She dances day and night and wants to be a Principle Dancer with ABT she also thinks she is going to create pointe shoes that feel like slippers and create nail polish that she can quickly turn clear for the stage like and on / off switch. See if you can combine his love of science with his interest in other areas as well..... science really is in everything.

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    • flying_babyb
      Daycare.com Member
      • Apr 2017
      • 992

      #32
      not odd, I was obssessed with poetry form 6-10. Asked for just about every Edgar Allen Poe book. Then it progressed to aliens. At this point I was reading adult books on aliens for AR points. I baffled my teachers. When I was young I obsessed about getting into either the police academy or the FBI! I guess it turned out well cause I'm working on the academy.

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      • Blackcat31
        • Oct 2010
        • 36124

        #33
        As always.... still interesting but this thread is from 2013.

        Resurrected by an unregistered poster as usual.

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        • Pepperth
          Daycare.com Member
          • Aug 2014
          • 682

          #34
          I almost posted last night in response, but then noticed it was from 2013. I'll post anyway, . This was me with American history, specifically JFK. I was the only 6th grader in my school to check out Profiles In Courage (and I checked it out multiple times.) At one point, I realized I had more books about US Presidents than the library. I'm still that way actually, though about slightly different topics. Not sure why I get obsessed about my topic of interest, but it sure brings joy. (And I think that's the important part)

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          • daycarediva
            Daycare.com Member
            • Jul 2012
            • 11698

            #35
            reread my comment. Son is now 12, still the same nerdy kid. I still love it. Although now it's less science and more history and politics, specifically how politics shaped history.

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