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why do adults place restrictions on children? is it a matter of trust? do you think children would be able to thrive more if restrictions were removed? why or why not? (flvs: parenting skills)
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why do adults place restrictions on children? is it a matter of trust? do you think children would be able to thrive more if restrictions were removed? why or why not? (flvs: parenting skills)

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I think children would thrive a little more but its good to have some type of restriction so they can also know right from wrong

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