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1) Ensure a quiet period before your child goes to bed.
2) Try to set a consistent schedule.
3) Allow your child to take a favorite teddy bear, toy, or special blanket to bed each night.
4) Make sure your child is comfortable.
5) Try to avoid letting your child sleep with you.
6) Avoid returning to your child's room whenever he complains or calls out.
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Making small talk
1) Be a good listener
2) Ask questions
3) Make eye contact when listening
4) Be yourself
5) Be positive and kind
Making friends
1) Find common ground
2) Invite them to hang out or do something together
3) Say hi
4) Take turns in games and activities
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1) Define the problem
2) Suggest solutions to the problem
3) Evaluate/Decide on the best idea
4) Plan to put the idea into action
If you're experiencing emotional distress, the resources below provide free and confidential support 24/7. If this is an emergency, call 911.
Suicide Prevention Lifeline Call 1-800-273-8255
Crisis Text Line Text HOME to 741741
Trans LifelineCall 1-877-565‑8860
The Trevor ProjectCall 1-800-246‑7743 Text "START" to 678-678
Veterans Crisis LineCall 988, then PRESS 1 Text 838255
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