When in doubt, empathize!
March 14, 2019
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Sometimes kids will say something that is triggering and even when you intellectually know you a better way to handle it, you don’t rise to
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Sometimes kids will say something that is triggering and even when you intellectually know you a better way to handle it, you don’t rise to
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