Hands First: Letting Kids Choose How They're Greeted

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Approach with your hand out so the other person — especially a child — can pick the greeting: handshake, high five, fist bump, or wave. Visible hands signal warmth and give the other person control of the interaction. Removing ambiguity around the greeting frees kids from anxiety about what's coming next.

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