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Denying vs Validating Our Children's Feelings

Denying vs Validating Our Children's Feelings


Published: Mar. 14, 2022Updated: Oct. 9, 2023

Validating your child’s feelings makes them feel heard and understood. Dr. Erin Cantwell of CARE-LA gives examples of denial and validation, and emphasizes the importance of modeling behavior for our kids.

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