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    The Key to Good Parenting: Love 

    August 13, 2019 /

    There is no one best way to parent. However, there is one necessary ingredient: make sure your child feels loved. Sounds simple, right? Not so much. Loving your child and your child feeling loved are not one and the same.  A parent’s love for their child is something so indescribable and deep rooted. Yet, just because a parent feels it, does not mean the feeling is automatically transferred to the child.  Note: When we say children, we mean all children – including teens! What Goes Wrong Children and adults do not often speak the same love language. In the words of Dr. Gary Chapman, It’s not enough to love your kids…You have to…

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