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“Parents should also pay attention if a child suddenly refuses to return to a particular home or becomes unusually withdrawn or anxious after a sleepover,” cautions Dr Ngugi.
A child who wants to go home should always be allowed to leave.“If a child wants to go home, they should be allowed to leave immediately because forcing them to stay teaches them to ignore emotional warning signals in order to satisfy other people's expectations,” he says.
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