- Let Children Make Choices.
“Are you in the mood for your gray trousers, or your red trousers?”
- Show Respect for a Child’s Struggle.
“A jar can be hard to open. Sometimes it helps if you tap the lid
with a spoon.”
- Don’t Ask Too Many Questions.
“Glad to see you. Welcome home.”
- Don’t Rush to Answer Questions.
“That’s an interesting question. what do you think?”
- Encourage Children to Use Sources Outside the Home.
“Maybe the pet shop owner would have a suggestion.”
- Don’t Take Away Hope.
“so you’re thinking of trying out for the play! that should be an experience”
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