Parents control most of the types of clothing, books, or toys children can have. However, as kids develop their sense of autonomy, power struggles will arise over what parents buy versus what the children want. When we model making thoughtful purchases and invite children in the process, we shift the connection from control to dynamics based on trust, respect, and independence.
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Right and wrong reasons to shop for kids
Going shopping with kids
Hand-me-downs can make or break the connection
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