229 What You Allow, You Approve: Here Is How Communication Is Impacted
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229 What You Allow, You Approve: Here Is How Communication Is Impacted
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Hey Friends~
Ever wonder what your child is really learning when you give in to whining or ignore a mispronounced word? Every response—big or small—teaches kids what’s acceptable in their speech, behavior, and even their thinking. In this episode, discover how to guide communication and character by approving what helps them grow and redirecting what holds them back.
Always cheering you on!
Dinalynn
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