So maybe it's interrupting a pattern that we see that they might have of extremes, right?

Especially for our little ones.

They can live in this black or white, all or nothing, never always thinking.

And when we notice and when they say these types of things, we can just gently disrupt it.

We can gently ask them like, is that really true?

You know, according to whom?

Like, how do you know that?

Compared to what? And it's just prompting them to think a little deeper and really change the

thoughts and the words that are coming to them and coming out of them. You know, I think a lot of

wisdom in perspective just comes from trying to see all the angles. Like we all have blind spots

sometimes, right? Every single one of us are kids and us adults. So the more we can just help our

kids to see alternatives, explore how others might respond, explore how others might be feeling

role playing, role play potential consequences or how things might turn out.

All these are things that can help to develop a wise perspective in our kids.

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