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Be Patient: Teach Children the Virtue of Patience
John, my seven-year-old grandson, came up to me while I stood at the kitchen counter fixing lunch, “Grandma, Eddy (5) needs to learn patience. He tells me to hurry up all the time. I don’t like it.” “Okay,” I agreed, … Continue reading
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