The Five Love Languages of Children, Part 6: Quality Time

Quality time does not have to be a specific activity. Simple tasks such as making eye contact, eating meals together, or running errands together can help you connect with your child. Consistency is key in order to make your time spent together successful.

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The Five Love Languages of Children, Part 5: Quality Time

Quality time is undivided attention that proves to your child that they are a priority. Sometimes quality time can be hard to set aside, but it is important to let you child know you care. If your child is acting out, take note of how much time you are spending with them. 

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The Five Love Languages of Children, Part 4: Words of Affirmation

Encouragement is a way parents can help guide their child. By using words of affirmation, a child may be more motivated to do something. Every child is different and the lack of words of affirmation can affect an individual differently so it is important to learn their primary love language. 

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The 5 Love Languages of Children, Part 3: Words of Affirmation

Words of affirmation are important to teach a child the abstract meaning of love. Simple cues, such as tone, can help your child grow an emotional feeling toward the word. However, refrain from using words too often because they will lose their meaning. 

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