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Rules Benefit Children | Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond

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Despite what many in society say, children won’t be damaged by hearing the word “no,” particularly when it comes from their parents.
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In fact, parents will do more harm to their children if they choose not to discipline or provide boundaries.
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Dr. Meg Meeker notes, “If your child hears the word ‘no’ … they learn to impose those same boundaries on themselves,
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and that’s a critical transition for children to go through.”
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A child without parental boundaries is like a toddler with car keys and a license to drive.
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Growth has to occur and rules need to be followed before children can best understand how to navigate successfully through life. I’m Mac Hammond. This is the Winner’s Minute.