Children. The love of our lives. How do we express our love to them? Little crumbs are very naughty, and big crumbs are even naughtier. But no matter what, we can continue to love them unconditionally. That\’s the beauty of it. We love them. We give our lives for them and breathe for them only to see them laugh and be happy. Do we not sometimes take it too far? What does that love look like? Is there a guiding principle? Or do parents automatically figure it out? The best thing in the world is when a child comes to you and says, “I love you,” “I love you.”

These are just words, but what about outdoor love? Can we show it? Embrace children from all directions and without reservation. He may not threaten the best runner in school, he may not get an A in painting, he may not get an F in a subject, he may break the greenhouse windowpane and scribble graffiti on the wall, but he may have a big ear. Despite this, we love them.

In the evening, when the children are tired, they put on their pajamas and lie down in their blankets. We read them bedtime stories. We kiss them on the forehead and pull the covers over them. Before you get into bed, even though you know your beloved children are asleep, you let them get a good night\’s sleep, then you get into bed.

You give your baby attention and love. There is no need to reward them with gifts or sweets. This is because material things do not make up for the absence of a parent. Try to give your attention to your baby. Because you know very well that children need your attention when you least need it, and especially little children can do anything for them. Giving them attention is like telling them that you love them. Attention should be given to children when they need it, not just when we parents can have time for it. Sometimes we don\’t have much time.

Children. The love of our lives. How do we express our love to them? Little crumbs are very naughty, and big crumbs are even naughtier. But no matter what, we can continue to love them unconditionally. That\’s the beauty of it. We love them. We give our lives for them and breathe for them only to see them laugh and be happy. Do we not sometimes take it too far? What does that love look like? Is there a guiding principle? Or do parents automatically figure it out? The best thing in the world is when a child comes to you and says, “I love you,” “I love you.”

These are just words, but what about outdoor love? Can we show it? Embrace children from all directions and without reservation. He may not threaten the best runner in school, he may not get an A in painting, he may not get an F in a subject, he may break the greenhouse windowpane and scribble graffiti on the wall, but he may have a big ear. Despite this, we love them.

In the evening, when the children are tired, they put on their pajamas and lie down in their blankets. We read them bedtime stories. We kiss them on the forehead and pull the covers over them. Before you get into bed, even though you know your beloved children are asleep, you let them get a good night\’s sleep, then you get into bed.

You give your baby attention and love. There is no need to reward them with gifts or sweets. This is because material things do not make up for the absence of a parent. Try to give your attention to your baby. Because you know very well that children need your attention when you least need it, and especially little children can do anything for them. Giving them attention is like telling them that you love them. Attention should be given to children when they need it, not just when we parents can have time for it. Sometimes we don\’t have much time.