7 Surprising Habits That Secretly Make You an Incredible Parent—Are You Doing Them Without Realizing It?
Active listening doesn’t require grand gestures—sometimes, it’s as simple as maintaining eye contact and nodding along to show you’re present.
According to many child development experts, kids who feel heard are more likely to develop confidence in sharing their thoughts and feelings.
By letting your child know you genuinely care about what they have to say, you’re building a foundation of trust that can last a lifetime.
To make active listening a habit, I started putting my phone away during “talk time.” Whether it’s a conversation over dinner or in the car, giving my kids undivided attention has done wonders for our bond.
