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Working through anger, disappointment and difficulties; learning to wait and try again.
After several unsuccessful tries, your child pushes the puzzle away and says they cannot do it.
A wish is not granted, and your child cries and does not want to hear comforting words yet.
After losing, your child feels upset and wants to push the game materials aside or change the result.
A photo or familiar object reminds the child of a family member or pet who died, and they begin to cry.
When things go wrong, your child raises their voice and wants to throw something.
After repeating a passage a few times, the child puts the instrument down and wants to stop.
While queuing or waiting for family, your child becomes restless.
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