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Appropriate Boundaries: Showering with a Younger Child - A Guide
It is not appropriate for a 15-year-old to shower with a 12-year-old. Children of different ages have different needs and levels of privacy, and it is important to respect those differences. It is also important to consider the safety and well-being of both children. Showering together could lead to physical or emotional discomfort, and it could also create a situation where one child feels pressured or violated. It is best to avoid any situation that could put either child at risk.Toddler Health - Related Articles
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