Parents buy expensive toys for kids, but don't allow them to play with them do the school projects for them, thus killing their curiosity and independence.
I want to share a few thoughts on parenting—simple observations that, in my view, have profound implications. When we talk about parenting today, I often think of the small things that happen at home, because that’s where it all begins.Take a common scenario: your child is two or three years old. You buy a nice, expensive toy for your child, something you’re proud of. The child, naturally curious, picks it up and starts exploring. What’s the usual parental response? “Don’t touch it! . Sign in to read more..
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