• Blaire, Age 12: Say no without feeling bad

  • Apr 20 2024
  • Length: 4 mins
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Blaire, Age 12: Say no without feeling bad

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  • Ep. 55 - Kids Ask Dr. Friendtastic: How saying no can save a friendship.

    Blaire feels bad about saying no to friends. How can she think about things differently?

    Scroll down for discussion questions.

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    *** DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:

    - Think of a time you had to say no to a friend. What happened? How hard or easy was it for you to say no? How did your friend react?

    - Why is it important to say no to friends sometimes? How can saying no help a friendship? How can NOT saying no sometimes hurt a friendship?

    - Why do you think kids are sometimes nervous or uncomfortable about saying no to a friend?

    - What could you say if a friend is disappointed or annoyed when you say no?

    - When is it okay to say yes to a friend, even if it’s not exactly what you want?



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