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Your Difficult Child May Be Your Most Successful Child

By Dr. Joshua Coleman | Published: February 11, 2010
Every parent with more than one child knows that similar parenting does not always produce similar children. Children come into the world genetically blessed or cursed with traits that may either serve them or put them into harm’s way. Recent research has helped identify the genes that cause some children to be more resilient regardless [...]
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