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Help kids understand the concept of privilege from "summary" of The Opposite of Spoiled by Ron Lieber

When we talk about privilege, what do we mean, anyway? It's a big, amorphous concept that can be hard to grasp, especially for kids. But it's an important one to consider, especially when we're trying to teach our children about money and values. Privilege isn't just about having a lot of money or fancy things, although those can certainly be signs of privilege. It's also about the advantages and opportunities that some people have simply because of who they are or where they come from. Helping kids understand privilege means helping them see that not everyone has the same advantages in life. Some kids have parents who can afford to buy them everything they want, while others may struggle to afford even the basics. Some kids live in safe neighborhoods with good schools, while others may face violence and poverty every day. Privilege isn't something to feel guilty about, but it is something to be aware of. One way to help kids understand privilege is to encourage them to think about all the things they have that others may not. This can be a humbling exercise, as it forces...
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    The Opposite of Spoiled

    Ron Lieber

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