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Young children love to please, but they're not naturally generous (think how hard sharing is). They need to learn the meaning of giving -- whether it's material items or thoughtful gestures. And when they do, they will truly value the experience of putting other people first.
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Start a Politeness Patrol
Put your preschooler in charge of monitoring your manners. Have her remind you whenever you forget your pleases and thank-yous.
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