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It’s important to know what the child is really asking.

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It’s important to know what the child is really asking.

It’s important to know what the child is really asking.

Pediatric psychologist Nancy Frumer Styron talks about how important it is for parents to be prepared for kids’ tough questions: a third party can help parents anticipate what the questions are going to be and prepare age-appropriate, honest answers. She also stresses the importance of clarifying what the child is REALLY asking and finding out what the child already thinks: what is the child’s frame of understanding and real question?

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