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Jan 3 • 04:30 UTC • 🇪🇸 Spain • El País

Should we tell children to be good if they want gifts for Christmas?

The article discusses whether it is appropriate to use Christmas gifts as leverage to encourage good behavior in children, questioning if such practices communicate that unconditional love has a price.

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