Do You Show Your Love To Your Child
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Do You Show Your Love to Your Child?
Summary
Love is the ultimate show-and-tell. Make it a part of your daily routine.Keywords
family, parent, love, child, kid, baby, mother, father, relationship, home---
Show-and-Tell in preschool is a delightful activity where kids eagerly share their interests. It's a reminder that children thrive on demonstration. So, why do we often settle for just telling them "I love you"? Love, the most important show-and-tell of all, should be woven into everyday life.
Children imitate actions, not words. Do we want them to merely say "I love you" in passing, or to express it wholeheartedly in various ways? This is why visibly showing love to your child is crucial.
Physical affection like hugs and kisses matters. So do the little bonding rituals. My son and I have bedtime routines that let us express love. We snuggle, share stories, recount our day, and invent creative ways to express affection?"like saying we love each other "12,567 heffalumps." It's full of butterfly kisses, Eskimo kisses, and “squish and smooch” hugs.
But love isn't only about affection; it's also about involvement. Growing up, I never doubted my parents' love. They prioritized us, making sacrifices to ensure family time. From coaching to attending every school event, they were deeply involved in our lives. They valued our interests, playing games and biking with us.
It's not just about time?"it's about priorities. Your child needs to feel they're at the top of your list. If your actions consistently place something else first, they'll notice, no matter your intentions.
Take my husband, for instance?"though he leaves for work before our son wakes up, he always greets him with a tickle and hug upon returning. Noah knows he's a priority and feels secure in that love.
How can you ensure your child feels prioritized? Here are some ways to show love every day:
- Have a Picnic: Skip dinner plans and share a meal at a location your child chooses. Noah's favorite is in his treehouse.
- Play Time: Turn off the TV to relax by designing new train tracks on the floor.
- Take Walks: Enjoy simple conversations on a walk. It's one of Noah’s favorite activities.
- Shared Reading: Pause your activities to read a book your child enjoys.
- Outdoor Fun: Delay chores to play games like soccer or tag outside.
What do these actions share? They require your time and attention rather than money. That’s the gift your child treasures most. Toys may fade, but the moments spent with you are cherished forever.
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