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Oct 26, 2026
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Are you dressed yet? How parents can build child-friendly routines that kids can follow
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Young children are still developing important planning skills. (Kris Len Lu/Unsplash)
Are you dressed yet? How parents can build child‑friendly routines that kids can follow
Published: October 26, 2026 11.19am EDT
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“Please go brush your teeth, get dressed and brush your hair.” These are familiar morning requests that parents make to preschool and school-aged children.
Also familiar are the reminders that often follow to get your child to complete these tasks: “Are you getting dressed? Did you brush your teeth yet?”
But fear not, parents.…
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