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Category: Sharing
My Child Won’t Share! It’s a common concern and frequently a source of embarrassment especially when it’s your child grabbing every toy in sight and shouting, “It’s mine!”
April 17, 2025
After arriving at the gathering and dropping your four-year-old at the sand box, you’ve grabbed a few chips and a cold drink. Shifting your shoulders slightly, you take a deep breath. So far all is quiet.
July 22, 2024
The children are playing harmoniously but suddenly the quiet is pierced by screams, tears and accusations – “He hit me!” “He took my toy!” You have no idea what happened, but you know you will now be forced to unravel the mess. One word can make all the difference.
February 5, 2020