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The Real Reason Your Tween’s Stuck (Hint: It’s Not Just the Assignment)

ByMarina Podcast, Tween Talk Voice Notes

Your tween’s stuck, and asking for help doesn’t seem to be helping. In this episode, you’ll get 3 ways to help your child figure out what to ask, so they can get unstuck quicker and with less frustration. https://tween-talk-voice-notes.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/TTVN009.m4aPodcast (tween-talk-voice-notes): Play in new window | Download

Your tween’s stuck, and asking for help doesn’t seem to be helping.

In this episode, you’ll get 3 ways to help your child figure out what to ask, so they can get unstuck quicker and with less frustration.

Podcast (tween-talk-voice-notes): Play in new window | Download

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