Unlike the child-rearing practices for many Canadian children, in Inuit culture, children, and even infants, are more likely to be encouraged to make their own choices and to explore and build independence.
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This statement is true according to research on Inuit child-rearing practices. Inuit culture values independence and children are encouraged to develop survival skills from a young age. Parents often allow children to explore and learn through trial and error, rather than imposing strict rules and boundaries.

Unlike the Child-Rearing Practices for Many Canadian Children, in Inuit