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Think you're doing a good job as a parent? Ask your child these questions and their answers might just shake things up a bit. First, two important rules to avoid things backfiring: 1. Ask when things are calm, never in the middle of an argument. 2. Whatever they say, do not defend or correct it. Just listen and say
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