When a Child Says “I Hate You”
When a child says "I hate you" let them cool off but don't ignore it. Show them how to handle emotions.
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When a child says "I hate you" let them cool off but don't ignore it. Show them how to handle emotions.
Remember the power of affirming your child. Catch him or her in the act of doing something right today and offer your praise!
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