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9 Ways Parents Can Help Kids Cope with Jealousy

By Phyllis L. Fagell — 2018

I once had three students who tried out for travel soccer in sixth grade. After only one made the team, the other two spread a lie, saying that the girl had made the team only because her uncle was the coach.

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Helping Children Deal with Emotions