Parents who give children a sense of love do 3 things

Attachment psychotherapist Eli Harwood named three ways that help children feel loved: accepting their emotions, spending time together, and being proud of them regardless of achievements. The article cites data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showing that in 66% of families, both parents work.

Attachment psychotherapist Eli Harwood explained in a video three ways parents can help a child feel loved and accepted. The first way is to let the child know they are loved regardless of the emotions they experience. The second is to spend time together and enjoy it, even if time is limited. The third is to show pride in the child not for achievements but for who they are. The article cites data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: in 66% of families, both parents work. The author of the material is Irene David. The article is advisory in nature and based on the opinion of one specialist.