Imaginary and make-believe play are totally appropriate for children. But when it comes to the Easter Bunny, when should you tell the truth?
Imaginary and make-believe play are totally appropriate for young children. However with make-believe, kids know certain things are not real. When it comes to the Easter Bunny, it's a whole other story. Children are believing in something completely untrue. Should you encourage kids to believe in myths such as the Easter Bunny, and if so, when should you tell them the truth? Lying to your kids To perpetuate the myths of the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus, parents must lie to their kids. Some parents don't believe in taking part in such elaborate deceptions. They worry these myths can cause
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