<p>Can I intimidate a 2yo into giving their toy to my child? Should I? Sharing is not a moral imperative. How can I encourage affectionate play between children without intimidating them? And what can I actually follow through on?</p>

Can I intimidate a 2yo into giving their toy to my child? Should I? Sharing is not a moral imperative. How can I encourage affectionate play between children without intimidating them? And what can I actually follow through on?

Sharing Part 3: When I'm intimidating

<p>I’m a Christian wife raising two boys. My strategies change. But Biblical principles don’t. So here's a picture of how children can be trained well. I tell stories from my home and cover topics like our routines, how I train my children, language I use (and avoid) and how motherhood is an opportunity to improve my character too.</p>

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I’m a Christian wife raising two boys. My strategies change. But Biblical principles don’t. So here's a picture of how children can be trained well. I tell stories from my home and cover topics like our routines, how I train my children, language I use (and avoid) and how motherhood is an opportunity to improve my character too.

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Sharing Part 3: When I'm intimidating

Sharing Part 3: When I'm intimidating