Trailfire: Raising Children

http://www.indiaparenting.com/raisingchild/data/raisingchild250.shtml

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Can I always say "no" to my kids? It's better to avoid it. The negative use should be restricted to specific demands, not to every childish prattle. This article also advocates the right of children to say "no." Will the concept gained ground?

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Raising Children - Saying NO