Help your kids grow stronger in life without toxic stress
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When children go through difficult experiences such as harsh words, separation from their parents, or natural disasters, they may have a hard time recovering. Over time, toxic stress can build up in their bodies, hindering their ability to learn new things and even fight infections. The good news is that parents can protect their children from toxic stress.
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