Why Children Behave Badly

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Everyone raises their children differently, but what is the right way to raise a child? Should you be a tough disciplinarian who never lets their child out of their sight, or an easy going, fun, friendly parent? This has been a big debate for years, and nobody knows the actual answer. Some may say the reason children behave badly is because there is no discipline. Some may also say the reason why children behave badly is because they cannot express how they feel at home, so they act out in public when their parents are not

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