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They are going to express anger and frustration, and as a parent, you need to model a regulated response. A big part of that regulated response is not judging what your kid is expressing. Parents need ...

We've all been there: frustrated with a manager who doesn't seem to realize they're making things more difficult than they should be. But there is something you can do.

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Gradually exposing a child to separation can help them become more comfortable with it, Lee said. Parents can start by doing short bursts of separation — such as going into another room for 5 minutes ...

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Every child says "no" to adult requests at some point, especially at certain ages. Responding with patience and room to protest can help ensure the task still gets done.

People raised by Gen Z parents will probably struggle with boredom, as they are bound to have very short attention spans.