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How do you teach a preschooler to be generous? They are still so, naturally, self-centered and egotistical.
Here's a short list of things we can do to help our little guys and gals fight the overwhelming urge to hog that toy!
Discuss other people's wants and needs Teach them that sharing can be temporary Show that you disapprove of selfishness Pile on the praise when they make a generous choice Set some important toys aside during playgroups Let them learn from their peers Look for the reason behind their stinginess What age do you see them getting out of this phase? (info taken from ParentCenter.com) Erin OcalaMom.com Moderator Mom to Cooper and Elizabeth |
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