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The core principle of raising children is reasoning.🥰

💭 talk and explain with equanimity instead of using emotions or insults as good role models: Children learn from their parents' actions rather than building relationships commands: Spend time together and truly listen to the child's feelings, train to help themselves: Encourage children to learn and solve problems on their own, not to do it instead of everything.

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