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  • Why You Should ‘Aim for Yes’ With Your Kids

    Why You Should ‘Aim for Yes’ With Your Kids

    Kids hear a lot of “no” throughout the course of a day. No, you can’t stay up as late as you want; no, you can’t ride your bike without a helmet; no, you can’t shove your sister. It’s easy for “no” to become somewhat of a reflex answer to any new or odd request, often…