Pregnancy
Talking About Teasing
by Dr. Susan LinnFor Ages: Ten and under
Teasing is a normal part of human relationships. It can be fun; it can even be a good way to cope with minor conflicts. But there's a fine line between playful and hurtful teasing. Recognizing degrees of teasing and learning to cope with hurtful teasing are both important life skills. Whether kids are teasing or being teased, dinnertime conversation is a good way to help them navigate the experience.
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