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Teach Me About Crying

by Joy Berry

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Simple text explains why children sometimes cry, why it is better to talk than to cry, and why crying might bother others.

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Better for a parent to read; children already know about crying. They know why they cry. It doesn't enlighten the children at all; but it may enlighten a parent...but which parent is going to pick up a children's picture book for help. (

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158.2Philosophy & psychology › Psychology › Applied psychology › Interpersonal relations

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BF511.B47Philosophy, Psychology and Religion › Psychology › Psychology › Affection. Feeling. Emotion

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