Behavior Tip: Say Yes

4 Feb 2024 · 0 min
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In this brief parenting advice segment, the speaker urges caregivers to pause before refusing a child's request. If there is a chance the parent might later change their mind or would be comfortable saying yes, they should say yes immediately. Repeatedly saying "no" and then reversing the decision teaches children that a parent's refusal is negotiable, undermining consistent boundaries.

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