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[4]Our primary responsibility to our children is not that of telling them moment-to-moment or day-to-day how to behave but providing them with a healthy environment in which to develop£®For example£¬one of the best ways you can help your kids is to work with your community to create safe-enough outdoor places to play in your neighborhood£®
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