Praising your kids: Striking the right balance

May 17, 2017 Elizabeth Meade, MD

A recent study found that overpraising a child can lead to greater narcissism. What constitutes overpraising? And what happens if you don’t praise a child enough? Here are some guidelines for praising kids. You also can reward them … but not with food!

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