Quit Correcting

When kids are young, parents spend a chunk of time correcting behaviors. You know, “don’t touch the stove” or “share your toys.” But as that kid grows up, the communication style needs to grow up, as well. If your kids are now thirteen, fourteen, or even older, and you’re still correcting like you used to, […]
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