All kids whine and kvetch. It seems to be a given. But, it can be annoying, particularly when it happens all of the time. How do we channel the kvetching so that it doesn’t drive us nuts while still allowing and encouraging our children to share how they feel?
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Dr. Ari Yares is a licensed psychologist (MD) who serves as the staff psychologist for Metropolitan Pediatrics in North Bethesda and THH Pediatrics in Germantown. From time to time, I might refer to a website or resource that I think you will find useful. By clicking on the link I provide, I will receive a small percentage of the sale if you decide to purchase the item. In no way does this directly influence what I am posting in my content.
