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Emotional needs drive children's behavior and actions from "summary" of His Needs, Her Needs for Parents by Willard F. Harley Jr.

Children are not tiny robots programmed to follow our commands. Instead, they are human beings with their own set of emotional needs that drive their behavior and actions. It is essential for parents to recognize and understand these emotional needs in order to effectively communicate and connect with their children. When children feel loved, valued, and understood, they are more likely to exhibit positive behavior and cooperate with their parents. On the other hand, when their emotional needs are not met, they may act out, throw tantrums, or withdraw from their parents. It is crucial for parents to pay attention to their children's emotional cues and respond with empathy and compassion. Children often express...
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    His Needs, Her Needs for Parents

    Willard F. Harley Jr.

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