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Summer often brings a sense of freedom: The school year ends, schedules shift and the pace of life feels more intentional. For many young people, it can feel like less of a break and instead becomes a time to try new things. It might be a first job, managing a new routine or taking on more responsibility in shared household tasks.
These moments may seem small, but they play an important role in building independence.
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