Learning by role-playing

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Parents can develop an assertive attitude in their children by acting aout situations that would require that they make a stand for their beliefs and needs. These role-playing games may include convincing the child to give up a cherished possession and allowing the child to act out a similar role.

Child behavior, Assertiveness in children, Assertiveness (Psychology)

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Preparing for puberty

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Parents of preteens should talk with their children about the psychological and physiological changes they will undergo prior to the onset of puberty. Several books which can aid in the process are described, including the 'What's Happening to My Body?' series.

Physiological aspects, Children, Puberty

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