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Apr 30, 2025 10 min

#261: No. You Do It!

from The Simplicity Parenting Podcast with Kim John Payne Hosted by Kim John Payne/Center for Social Sustainability

In this episode we hear how to help a child who insists on being helped do things they are perfectly capable of doing themselves, and how to support them in finding ways to problem solve and build greater agency and competency. 📓 Discipline & Guidance Care Professionals Seminar ❤️ Support the Podcast 📑 Simplicity Parenting Starter Kit 📲 Request a Consultation with Kim John Payne 📚 Simplicity Parenting Book Store

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