Find moments every day to have a meaningful connection with your child at his or her level. The more moments, the better! This means leaving
If you need to correct your child, never do so in anger. Never put them down. Don’t stomp on their little self-esteem. Remember, they are
Embrace your child’s make-believe friends. After all, you also had your make-believe friends when you were his or her age. Join in the adventures your
When it is time for bed, try lying down next to your child, holding their hand, and asking them about their day. Listen to what
After the lights are out and the conversation is over, don’t leave your child for a few minutes. Keep holding your child’s hand. Allow them
