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Validating a child's emotions by telling them it is OK to feel frustrated or angry helps them feel safe and seen. Getty Images
Validating a child's emotions by telling them it is OK to feel frustrated or angry helps them feel safe and seen. Getty Images
Six ways to protect your child’s mental health and well-being
From predictable screentime to the power of boredom, experts share tips for little ones to develop into well-rounded individuals
Joanne Al Samarae
27 February, 2024