No Struggle, No Progress
I remember my parents telling me "no" more often than "yes" during my childhood. As I have gotten older, worked with kids, and become an aunt, I’ve realized that saying "no" is really important for children's development. Setting boundaries and structure helps them understand life better, but more importantly, it teaches them which behaviors are acceptable and ensures their safety. It also provides them with a foundation, which is necessary for their well-being as they learn to navigate life.
When parents give in to every whim of their children, they may unintentionally create long-term proble...
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