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Daniella Gray

‘I’m a psychologist – here are 5 tips to help kids stand up for themselves’

Asian female student standing in front of classroom at school.

In the beginning, all parents want is to make sure the basics – like love, guidance and protection – are covered for their kids, but as they get older, other life skills are also needed for them to grow and thrive. 

Standing up for themselves sits in that camp. Arming them with the ability to express their thoughts and feelings is not only one way to make sure your kid is successful, it’s a super power that will serve them well throughout all child development stages. 

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