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"If humor is an antidote for many ills and offers useful benefits, then finding ways to have more of it can brighten our lives," writes Deb Curtis in her popular book, Really Seeing Children. "A good sense of humor is a tool that children and adults can rely on throughout life to:
We have a great resource in children when it comes to increasing the humor, laughter, and joy in our lives. Think about the statistic that children laugh 200 times each day. If you are with them even half a day, that is 100 shared laughs a day. All it takes is slowing down to see, and appreciate children’s humor."
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