Avoid Misleading Children's Phrases

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Use your words wisely when talking to children

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Use your words wisely when talking to children, which actually includes being cautious of this phrase itself.

Amy Jackson , chief early learning strategy officer at Primrose Schools , says if a child knew the words to express their feelings, they likely would.

Try a hug, a few deep breaths together, or redirection instead.

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