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Manage Disappointment

By Turning Points Educational Solutions on January 29, 2013
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Instead of trying to protect children from disappointment, it’s important to give them tools to learn how to effectively manage disappointment. This article and the Positive Discipline books provide some great suggestions for this.

Do Parents Confuse Happy Kids with Kids Who are Never Disappointed by KellyPfeiffer@thinkitthroughparenting.com

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