How many times a day do you tell your children that you love them and you are pr!
Question: I am a firm believer that if you show your kids love with discipline that it makes a difference. How often do you tell your kids how special that they are to you?
Answers: I am a firm believer that if you show your kids love with discipline that it makes a difference. How often do you tell your kids how special that they are to you?
I tell them all the time I have four beautiful children and I am blessed to have them and I try to tell each and everyone of them how much I love them as often as I possibly can (at least once a day). When they get home from school I ask them how their day was and praise them for the good work that they do in school and as well as at home.Growing up I didn't have parents who told me they loved me or told me how proud they were of me so I know how important it is that we tell them. I am with you I am also a firm believer that we should show kids love with discipline. To many people want to point out the bad things that their kids do instead of praising them for the good if more people told their kids just how much they love them and are happy for the good that they do then this world just might be a little bit better.
I tell them I love them everyday. Probably about once or twice a week I tell them I'm proud of them.
every day.
in the morning before my son goes to school, in the evening when he comes home i ask about his day and congratulate him on the good parts. i agree with you. my son is a senior in high school and i think it is just as important now for him to hear how wonderful he is, as it was when he was young.
the great thing is, that now he asks me about my day and tells me things that he sees good in me. :)
I don't because I don't have any kids. But my mom tells me she loves me I don't know how many times a day. :)
Well, one of them is in Maryland, one in Nashville, and another in Houston so that puts the nearest one 216 miles from where I live in Dallas. Really don't see them very often - BUT, I told them enough when they were little that surely they remember. You think?
I make a point to tell my son I love him everyday. He's only two 1/2, but he understands the meaning (I think) by me giving him hugs and kisses and will say "I love you too momma".
All the time! It was funny, you know kids actually listen when they say something to you that you've said to them. We were driving home from the grocery store one day (about 20 min. away), and when my 3 yr. old daughter saw that we were approaching our house, she goes "I'm so proud of you!" I asked her what for, and she said for finding our home! It was too cute and funny, and totally unexpected.
At the least, twice a day. Once when they leave for school in the morning and again when we go to bed at night. I also do when the opportunity presents itself at other times.