Terrible Twos? Terrific Twos? – Missouri Parents as Teachers Association

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“They’re not terrible but they’re hard,” says Debbie Kunz, Parents as Teachers coordinator. “People call it the terrible twos because children are starting to assert themselves. They’re becoming verbal, and we don’t know how to handle this assertiveness.”

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Catherine Jones

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