The 8 Surprising Behaviors That Could Destroy Your Future Relationship with Your Kids—And How to Avoid Them
And when we dismiss those feelings, we’re sending them a message that their emotions are not valid or important.
But imagine what happens when we do the opposite. When we acknowledge their feelings and show them that it’s okay to feel the way they do.
It’s powerful. It teaches them that their emotions are valid, that it’s okay to express them, and most importantly, that we’re there for them no matter what.
And guess what? This simple shift in behavior can do wonders for your relationship with your child even when they grow up.
