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Alternatives to "Good Job"

Updated: Jul 16

Most parents say "good job" without thinking — because the intention is good. But there are better alternatives to "good job" that keep children inside the work instead of pulling them out of it. Here's what to say instead, and why it changes everything.


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Child focused on puzzle during play, blog cover for Alternatives to Good Job by VitalNest Creations

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