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Encourage problemsolving skills in your child from "summary" of Have a New Kid by Friday by Dr. Kevin Leman

The key to helping your child develop problem-solving skills is to resist the temptation to solve their problems for them. It can be tough to watch your child struggle or become frustrated, but stepping in too soon robs them of the opportunity to learn how to think for themselves. Instead of swooping in to rescue your child, try offering guidance and support as they work through the problem on their own. Encourage them to brainstorm possible solutions, weigh the pros and cons of each option, and make a decision based on what they think is best. One way to foster problem-solving skills is to ask open-ended questions that prompt your child to think critically and consider different perspectives. For example, instead of telling your child what to do wh...
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