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Pretend play allows children to learn about how the real world works (pg 230)
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If choosing which screen to occupy your child, opt for the TV instead of a phone/iPad. Program content for children is of higher quality with 0 ads. Children also do other activities such as colouring and move about as they watch TV, compared to if they are glued to a portable screen.
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Girls can mimic behaviours like relational aggression because at a young age they don’t see the virtual world ( where these behaviours might be displayed) as different from the real world.
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“Girls are still raised with a psychology that is trained to think about other people before themselves. This is a real recipe for disaster”
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Girls seem to be conditioned to seek individualisation only under certain circumstances
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It takes courage to “stand up for what you do and don’t want to do, especially when you feel pressured……to trust the boundaries of what [you do] and [don’t] feel comfortable with. Brave enough not to bend because the world says [you] should.”
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Humour is a healthy coping mechanism for girls and is a healthy way to regulate emotions.
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When little girls are stressed “remember just to listen, validate their feelings and ask how you can help”
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