Meeting children's needs strengthens the parentchild bond from "summary" of His Needs, Her Needs for Parents by Willard F. Harley Jr.
When parents meet their children's needs, they are showing them that they care deeply about them. This act of love and attention forms a strong bond between parent and child. When children feel loved and cared for, they are more likely to trust their parents and feel secure in their relationship. This bond becomes the foundation for a healthy and happy family dynamic. By meeting children's needs, parents are also teaching them important life skills and values. When parents provide for their children's physical, emotional, and psychological needs, they are i...
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