1. Why Spoil A Good Thing
... will need in the future. Their world becomes unrealistic, they are unable to cope with their failures, and most have a hard time relating socially to others. Parents are buying their children's happiness and love with material possessions and soft-structure so that they will fit into peer situations and ... their parent's actions, that they are the center of the universe. When the focus is shifted from them, they become angry and may act out in socially unacceptable ways. Such as, a young child who is trying to gain her parents attention by banging on the table continually while her pare...
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