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Today, on the Parent Matters Podcast, I’m answering your questions on parenting – specifically, my perspective on what to do when your child doesn’t want your affection.
Discussed in this episode:
- How to interpret your child’s developmental responses.
- 4 things to consider before seeking additional help.
- How to introduce “feelings anticipation” into conversations with your child.
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Susan Stutzman
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