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“Mine” is one of the first words that a child learns to speak. Parents need to accept and understand that children have difficulty in sharing, as the power of possession is a natural part of the child’s ever-increasing awareness. From a mother to a doll and toys, children develop their fondness and attachment to things and people. Sharing is to agree to give one’s belongings to others, but forcing your child to give his/her possession(s) is not real sharing! Teaching empathy is the first step towards making your child a generous human being. Remember children learn by examples and you are the best role model for them. If your child notices that you share with others, your child will pick up the same habits. Forcing kids to be generous could develop anger, pain and jealousy. Here are a few tips to teach the art of sharing to your children:-
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