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When children are given the chance to make decisions, they feel empowered and respected. They learn to take responsibility for their choices and actions. Providing opportunities for children to make decisions can help build their self-confidence and independence. It allows them to practice problem-solving skills and critical thinking. By allowing children to make decisions, they learn to consider different options and consequences before making a choice. This helps them develop decision-making skills that are essential for their future. Children who are given the freedom to make decisions are more likely to cooperate and follow rules. When they feel that their opinions are valued, they are more willing to listen and communicate. By...
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