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3 Steps To Help Children Dress Independently

Released Wednesday, 22nd May 2019
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3 Steps To Help Children Dress Independently

3 Steps To Help Children Dress Independently

3 Steps To Help Children Dress Independently

3 Steps To Help Children Dress Independently

Wednesday, 22nd May 2019
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A mom realizes that she and her husband have been helping their 3-year-old to get dressed by actually doing it for him. Recently they’ve taken a step back to allow “ample time for him to do what he can independently,” but he either gives up quickly and demands help, or if they’re patient, he might take an hour to put on his pants. This mom feels they might be missing something that would encourage him to develop these skills.

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