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Scoop Importance

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I agree with you that the acronym SCOOP can be a helpful tool for adolescents to utilize in many situations, but I think it could also be a useful acronym for stepparents. Starting a stepfamily is a big change for everyone, especially children. It is important for adults to be respectful, have good communication, optimistic and patient as possible. Supportive respect, while children have to be respectful of adults, it is also important to be respected by the stepparent. In a stepfamily, children can often feel left out and uncertain so communication is a must talking can help solve problems.

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