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Sit Down for the Small Story
Children often start with the small story to see whether you have room for the big one.
When my oldest was little, I thought bedtime had to run on a schedule. Then one night she kept stalling over a tiny argument from recess, and I finally sat on the floor instead of rushing her through it. That was when she told me what had actually hurt. I learned that children often start with the small story to see whether you have room for the big one.
Shared from one person's lived experience, not offered as a universal rule.
