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Dr. Becky Kennedy shared something so warm and wise about parenting: When your child really doesn’t want to do something, start with three simple words: “I believe you.” Fully acknowledge their feelings — “I know this isn’t what you want” — then hold the boundary with kindness and hope:...

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