What 8 Not to Miss Moments With Your Child?
Created by Ankita A Talwar Updated on Mar 23, 2020
In the rush of things, we sometimes stop to hug our child often or even smile at them. Don’t miss out on these moments. Here are 8 things you must do with your child, every day, to get closer to them.
8 Must Do Things With Your Child
We all know the gyan on how to bond better with your child, but here are a few great ideas to make each moment count with your child. Check these.
- Unplug Around Your Child—When your children talk to you, talk to them, sincerely. The email and the messages can wait for when they are asleep.
- Listen When You Drive them around—With nothing much to do in the car, children are bound to talk. Listen. You will learn more about their day than asking pointed questions.
- Don’t Keep Them Busy Always—Give them time to do anything or nothing, every day. Observation and introspection teaches children more than activity classes do
- Love Their Friends—Because your child does. This will make him bring his friends at home, be open with you about them, and perhaps instil faith to talk to you in future about their relationships.
- Make a Memory—Once children go older, you will love to flip through the scratchy scrapbooks. They too like it.
- Share Secrets—Even silly ones. ‘Where to hide papa’s shoes?’. Little giggles and snorts, build relationships like nothing.
- A hug without a Reason—And don’t be the first one to let go. Let the child have his fill. questions, smile and ask him how he has been rather than how the class was. Makes all the difference to the child.
- Smile When You Meet Your Child - Be it after school, back from a class, after an exam - before you ask any of those questions, smile and ask your child, how s/he has been. Makes a big difference to the child.
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| Jul 10, 2015
Simple, Crisp and Superb... The ideas are very practical, fun to do and helpful to have a fun-filled childhood for your child... Reading, Talking, Nature-Walks & Playing have been an integral part with my child in her upbringing, and Scrapbook/Memory-Making is what i have missed but i would start with your help Today! thanks for sharing...
| Aug 10, 2015
Very nice article... sometimes we just need to stop and look around a bit... it happened to me... one day I just realized that my daughter is more important than work. I can juggle my priorities but she won't get her childhood days back... I am now more patient with her activities and spend more time with her.
| Dec 28, 2015
Thanks for the tips