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How useful are questions when talking to children?
Children, Parenting, Communication Gail Smith 18/8/22 Children, Parenting, Communication Gail Smith 18/8/22

How useful are questions when talking to children?

Do you ever get frustrated when asking questions to your child? Do you get the yes, no answers? If you are seeking information from your child, consider the question you ask. Here are some tips to get some communication started with your child.

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Children, education, Learning, Problem Solving Gail Smith 16/11/20 Children, education, Learning, Problem Solving Gail Smith 16/11/20

Schools are all about problem solving

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Children, Communication, Parenting, Problem Solving Gail Smith 5/7/20 Children, Communication, Parenting, Problem Solving Gail Smith 5/7/20

Who wants to be the perfect parent?

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childcare, Anxiety, Communication, Parenting Julie Merrett 26/3/20 childcare, Anxiety, Communication, Parenting Julie Merrett 26/3/20

What to say when tricky questions are asked about Coronavirus

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Children, Communication, Finding Help, Parenting Gail Smith 26/8/19 Children, Communication, Finding Help, Parenting Gail Smith 26/8/19

Asking for help and questioning is a good thing to do.

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Children, Communication, Parenting Gail Smith 12/7/19 Children, Communication, Parenting Gail Smith 12/7/19

The big question, “But why?”

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You have produced a book that contains specific ways in helping young children, families, teachers, and others toward the goal of raising happy children.
I find it a reminder for adults to take a look at ourselves and revue the lessons we may have forgotten in the turmoil of living.
Wise and well done, Gail.

Nadine M