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Solving problems is important for a child's learning and development When parents do too much for their kids, it steals these learning opportunities This raises kids that are dependent on others & are incapable of doing basic tasks Instead parents should put kids in challenging situations & give them... show more

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Doing too much for your kids when they are young Means they will be incapable of doing things for themselves when they are older Every day kids are presented with new challenges Tying a shoe Making a snack Reading a new book The best thing parents can do is show them how, then let them try. Kids are smart. They will figure it out.

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But where do this kids learn all this styles from, is it that their parents don’t wait for them to sleep before they have s£x?🤔

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