Mar. 2, 2014 If you’ve ever been "frozen out" by kids’ conversations when you know something is bothering them, and want to ditch the “How was your school day” drive time banter, using media is a … [Read more...]
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Using “Frozen” as an Icebreaker For Meaningful Chats With Kids
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