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Parents who punish when children lie vs. parents who understand
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- In a column, Kim Mi-hee, director of the Weare Self Healing Lifelong Education Institute, recommends a way of talking that understands the reason behind a child's lie rather than punishing it.
- Using the case of Ji-woo, a second-grade pupil who lied about homework, the column compares two parents' reactions and outlines five reasons children lie.
- It presents a three-step conversation method — creating a safe atmosphere, exploring the reasons and solving the problem together — along with a checklist, and the next installment will cover when children get angry.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 아이가 거짓말할 때 처벌하는 부모 vs 이해하는 부모
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