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Dutch parents prioritize mental health and wellbeing for their children from "summary" of The Happiest Kids in the World by Rina Mae Acosta,Michele Hutchison

Dutch parents have a unique approach to raising their children that focuses on mental health and wellbeing above all else. Unlike in many other countries where academic achievement is often the top priority, Dutch parents believe that a happy child is a successful child. They understand that a child's emotional and psychological wellbeing is just as important as their grades or extracurricular activities. This emphasis on mental health starts from a very young age, with Dutch parents teaching their children the importance of self-care and self-awareness. They encourage open communication and create a safe space for their children to express their feelings and emotions. By prioritizing mental health, Dutch parents are helping their children develop strong emotional intelligence and resilience. O...
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