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Taking Children Seriously

solve problems

The can-do attitude versus the can’t-do attitude

When a solution is not found, is it always the parents who must bear the brunt of the sacrifice?

If my five-year-old were allowed to open the garden gate, she would be off wandering all over the neighbourhood and might be run over or kidnapped or murdered etc.

Surely suffering and frustration make us stronger?

I’m a vegetarian. What if my child wants to eat meat?

How is a compromise not a real solution?

How do you solve problems where there is a conflict of interest?

If I am not allowed to coerce my child, surely I am being coerced myself?

Does Taking Children Seriously mean children always getting their own way?

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