13 Ways To Show Your Child Your Love
Want to know how to show your child your love?
Of course, the love a mother has for her child cannot be measured, but do not worry : we will go through some simple ways for you to show your child how deep your love is.
From the moment we become pregnant, we have the amazing ability to give our child our best and tenderest love.
We show this through how we plan for life with our child, for example when we:
- Goes for check-ups at the midwife.
- Decorates the child’s room.
- Buy things that the child will need (pram, cot, bath tub, clothes and accessories).
- Fantasizing and daydreaming about it, and showing ultrasound images to everyone we can.
- Stimulates the baby in the womb (reads, caresses the stomach, sings and talks to the baby, etc.)
When the baby is finally in our arms, we can begin to express how much we love it in other ways, for example by feeding the baby, combing its hair, protecting it and stimulating it in various ways.
13 ways to show your child your love
Your love for your child knows no bounds, and everything a mother does will always be for the sake of the child. But children sometimes have a hard time understanding and seeing how we feel about them.
Therefore, we will list 13 ways you can show your child how much you love and appreciate it:
- Say good morning to your child as soon as he wakes up. Phrases like: “I love you”, “I miss you” and talking to the child in a respectful way is how you make it understand how important it is to you and your family.
- Make sure to have frequent physical contact with kisses and hugs. Let the child know that you trust it whenever you can.
- Learn the names of the child’s favorite characters in cartoons and sing songs that heal the child’s wounds, falls or other pains.
- Be humble and ask for forgiveness when you are wrong.
- Tell stories, read books and share anecdotes from when you were little.
- Lead by example. Be the role model for the child as an honest, hardworking, patient and respectful parent.
- Spend quality time with your child. Even when the child’s interests change, never stop spending time with him.
- Establish discipline rules and facilitate the child’s integration into society.
- Motivate your child to constantly achieve their goals no matter how small or significant they may be. It is important to understand that goals can be achieved with effort and perseverance.
- Share experiences with your child: go on adventures, play and sing. These are great ways to show how much you love your child and care about it.
- Involve yourself in your child’s schoolwork and communicate frequently with the child’s teacher to resolve any weaknesses he or she may have in any subject.
- Stop what you are doing when your child gives you a lovely gesture and do not forget to thank them. Show it your unconditional love by giving it support during difficult times or when it is sick.
- Say good night before your child goes to bed. Give the child a kiss on the cheek or forehead.
Mutual love
Children have the ability to form strong bonds with anyone who can meet their physical and emotional needs. These bands are often complete and deep.
Showing your child your love can make it easier for him to understand the different ways he can give and receive love.
Remember: there is no love that is more intense and reciprocal than that between a parent and a child.
The band is established and strengthened with constant interaction and mutual love.
This love forms one of the strongest and most intense relationships that exist in nature: “the love between parent and child” – a necessary and long-lasting love that can not be replaced.
