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LIzzie Assa

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As seen in: The Workspace for Children, MSN Malaysia, CNBC, Flipboard, Booklist, hebban.nl, The Marblehead Current
Parenting Strategist and Play Advocate @theworkspaceforchildren
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ASK LIZZIE: Crying at drop-off is not a red flag

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By LIzzie Assa
| The Marblehead Current
You stood at the school door this morning. You said goodbye, and maybe they skipped in and maybe they held onto your leg, stretching out your leggings and leaving wet tear and drool marks all down the side. Either way you walked back to the car and started worrying before you even got your seatbelt on. Now you’ve got a few hours. You’re going to spend most of it holding your breath and wondering: Current parenting columnist Lizzie Assa COURTESY PHOTO Is she crying? Did anyone play with him?
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Boek | Ik verveel me! - Lizzie Assa

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By LIzzie Assa
| hebban.nl
Ouders doen vaak hun uiterste best om te voorkomen dat hun kinderen zich vervelen. Maar verveling biedt kinderen juist de mogelijkheid om te dromen, creatief te zijn en zelf op onderzoek uit te gaan. Kinderen die zelfstandig spelen komen op ideeën, maken plannen en laten hun fantasie de vrije loop. Zo ontdekken ze wie ze zijn en wat ze echt leuk vinden. Ik verveel me! geeft ouders de tools om hun kinderen het zelfvertrouwen te geven dat ze zichzelf prima kunnen vermaken.
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Use these 5 phrases when your kids tell you 'I'm bored,' says parenting expert: You'll teach 'essential developmental skills'

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By LIzzie Assa
| MSN Malaysia Verified
Lizzie Assa, Contributor When our kids come to us with their boredom, there is often an impulse to meet them with irritation, frustration and guilt. "You have so many toys! How can you be bored?" "Bored?
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