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	<title>How to deal with a cussing child?</title>
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	<description>Cussing kids. My sweet little baby girl (8) cut loose with an unbelievable string of profanity when she got off the school bus today. I was actually embarrassed, and believe me, that takes a lot. I have no idea where it came from. We don&apos;t speak like that and her peer group consists of exactly one child (very small school). I didn&apos;t even know she knew these words. Besides grounding her forever (done) and I have no idea how to best to address this.</description>
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