How to Respond When Another Child Hits Your Toddler
When another child hits your toddler, the instinct to snap at the other kid — or tell your own child to hit back — is completely understandable.
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How to Respond When Another Child Hits Your Toddler
Another child hitting your toddler brings up real protective anger and a real question: should you teach them to hit back? Here's the honest answer.
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How to Respond When Another Kid Takes Your Toddler's Toy
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