Hi, this is Janet Landsbury. Welcome to UnRuffled. Today I'm responding to a Facebook message

I received. It's a question about personal space. You know, certain children really need

personal space and it makes them uncomfortable when another child enters that space. So

how can we help them learn to manage this and to consider and respect personal space

of others? Hopefully, I'll be answering those questions and more. I'm also going to talk

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Okay, here's the question I received. Hi Janet. I really love your content. Thank you for

your insight. I have a situation I was really unsure how to parent. If a two and a half

year old likes their personal space and a child was coming into their personal space on top of them,

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