"A hug shows that, for all the negativity that they dish out on a daily basis, you are able to rise above it. Your love connection to them is so solid through your history together that it transcends everything else."The hugs don't have to be long (in fact, given the often surly moods of teenagers, they probably shouldn't be) - just enough to let your teen know that you're still here, and still care. Source: The Globe and Mail (UK)
Labels: parenting_styles, advice, affection
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