Being spoiled is not a happy place for a kid to be. I mean, for the kid herself, even. (Nevermind the parents...)
I'd actually suggest something more subtle, like taking her on community service ventures (soup kitchens, fundraising events for the less fortunate, etc) so she can see that she is so lucky to have her parents, her grandparents, toys, a home, three meals a day plus snacks.
Also, it would make a nice father-daughter activity.
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Date: 2004-02-14 04:46 pm (UTC)I'd actually suggest something more subtle, like taking her on community service ventures (soup kitchens, fundraising events for the less fortunate, etc) so she can see that she is so lucky to have her parents, her grandparents, toys, a home, three meals a day plus snacks.
Also, it would make a nice father-daughter activity.