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Whether your child has a diagnosis such as autism or ADHD, or even if they are declared “normal,” labeling children can cause some parents to feel relieved, while others fear stigmatization. Christina Vercelletto of Parenting magazine and psychologist Jennifer Hartstein explain what the rise in labeling means for children and parents.