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[bellcartersblog]

Why is it important to understand your dog’s love language for their happiness?

Knowing your dog’s love language is key to keeping them happy and emotionally healthy. Every dog has their own way of feeling appreciated some love cuddles and physical affection, while others respond best to playtime, verbal praise, or even treats.

[noahwilson95]

Cat-proof fences that actually work, what are you using?

I’m looking for a way to keep my cat safe in the yard without making it look like a fortress. I was reading this guide that compared invisible fences, anti-climb toppers, and catios: Best Cat-Proof Fence Guide: Invisible Fences, Anti-Climb, and Catio Options for Every Cat

Has anyone here tried one of these setups long-term? Curious what actually works, and whether the cost or maintenance was worth it in the end.

[consult2bond]

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[wownowmumbai]

Trust issues can strain even the strongest relationships. 💔💔

In a world where trust is the foundation of any meaningful connection, it's crucial to address these challenges head-on. Connect with us to learn about the #complexities of trust, how it can be shattered, and the steps to rebuild it.

Share your experiences and insights. Let's support one another in fostering trust, love, and stronger bonds in relationships. 💪🤝❤️

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[moonprincessmimi]

Second part of #reflectmoon performance I just can't get past how breathtaking this song and performance is. The duo is a lot more synchronized then #purepalette. It was sad to see them lose but we get to finally have our main characters build a #strongerbond Really looking forward to future episodes. #aikatsu #aikatsufriends #anime #animegirl #animegirls #shoujo #shoujoanime #animeidols #animeidol #idol #idols #idolduo #idolaura #noirplumecoord #blancplumecoord #coolmotif #coolcoord #coolstyle #coolbrand #sakuyashirayuri #kaguyashirayuri #sakuyachan #golthicloli #synchroharmony #bond #kaguyachan https://www.instagram.com/p/BozD6HsHCAX/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5qp41m57b6cy

[jcvsag]

Giving up has never been and never will be our option! 😉 Who would have thought that from 15 first years, down to 6 of us are still united. Inspite that we survived our undergraduate studies, we still manage to grow stronger differently with our life struggles. 😃 #tb #reminiscing #strongerbond

[youthrive-blog1]

                      5 Ways to Create a Stronger Bond With Your Kids

We all love our kids. As we watch them learn and grow we get an undeniable and unparalleled feeling of love for our little ones. But while we are watching and admiring with admiration, are your kids aware of how you feel about them? Do your kids walk in the door from school, give you a simple, “Hi Mom,” and then go play in their room?  Or do they run in the door, give you a hug, and tell you they love you?

Maintaining a strong bond and having clear communication with your children is not only necessary in the good times, but vital when times get rough.  Be the person your child comes to for guidance, reassurance, and support.  Here are five things to do each day to create that strong bond.

1. Look your kids in the eyes

Yes. It is that easy! To build a deeper and more meaningful relationship with your kids you must look them in the eyes more often. Instead of talking to your kids while washing the dishes, just stop, look at your kids while they are talking, and be in the moment.   Building that strong eye contact with your child not only builds a connection between you and your child, but eye contact in general promotes self confidence in your child. How cool is that?

2. Listen to them when the talk … then respond

What do you do when your child is talking to you? Are you folding laundry or cleaning up the kitchen? Are you looking at the computer screen or your cell phone? Or are you actually face to face to your kids, listening to what they say, and responding to them? We have all been guilty of multitasking and talking to our kids, but the more you multitask around your kids the more they will learn to do the same with you. As parents it is our responsibility to model the behaviors we hope our kids will demonstrate later in life. We all know if we want our kids to be avid readers then we have to sit and read with our kids and teach them the habit. The same goes for listening. If we want our kids to be good listeners, then we have to model that behavior too!. And guess what? The more you listen and talk with your kids, the more they will trust you and the more you will build a deeper and meaningful relationship with them in return.

3. Play with your kids more often

We have all been guilty of multitasking while our kids are home. I mean somebody has to cook dinner and clean the kitchen, right? But how much of your time do you devote 100% of your attention to your kids? No television. No cell phone. No cleaning. No distractions. Every day you should be allocating a portion of your time to giving undivided attention to your kids. Studies show the quality of time you spend with your kids is far more important than the quantity of time you spend with them. So what does this mean for you? Play with your kids! Make a castle out of legos, play tag in the backyard, create a fort out of blankets and pillows in the house, or even just read a book. That time is invaluable to the social and emotional development of your child.  Frankly, you’ll find that time will be filled with priceless memories too!

4. Give your kids more hugs

Physical contact is extremely crucial in building a strong relationship regardless whether it is with your significant other, family members, friends, or even family pets . It is easy for parents to snuggle with infants and babies. Then as babies grow into toddlers, and toddlers turn into kids, and kids into teenagers, the bigger our kids get it becomes less and less instinctive to maintain a healthy amount of physical contact with our kids. Parents must be mindful of this and be proactive in creating opportunities for physical touch. One easy way to do this is simply by giving your kids hugs. First thing in the morning, give your kids a hug. When they get off of the school bus, give them a hug. When your kids get a difficult homework question correct, give them a hug!

5. Tell them what you love about them more often

As parents we take on the role of teaching our kids the “do’s and don’ts” of the world. Do clean your room, but don’t stash your toys under your bed. Do eat your vegetables, but don’t chew with your mouth open. Do your homework, but don’t rush too quickly to finish it. Kids become immune to these kinds of interchanges with their parents. Kids need more affirmations of what we as parents love about them. Instead of telling them what they should or shouldn’t do, if you simply tell them what you love about them they will do more of it. “I love it when you make your bed before you come and eat breakfast” or “I love it when you give me a big goofy grin first thing in the morning” are much more powerful than simply telling your kids to make their bed or smile more often. Even more powerful for the development of a child is to remind a child of the traits about them that you love. If you love their head of curly, blonde hair then tell them! If you love how they giggle uncontrollably when they sneeze while eating, then tell them! If you love how they wiggle in their seats when you put the food on the dinner table, then tell them! It is impossible to tell your child how much you love them.

Children grow up quickly! Cherish those precious moments with your children by creating more positive interactions, thus strengthening your relationship and bond.  You’ll never regret giving them an extra hug, taking that extra time to stop and listen to them talk, or stopping to play a game with them.  Enjoy the even the smallest moments as they too will pass.

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[optimistbutterfly]

Got kids? Ok then let them join the fun! 💪😤 #Noexcuses Don't be the type of parent to only focus on your own fitness and health and your kid/kids are out of shape and over weight because you don't apply the same rules to your kids life. Whether you're trying to be fit for shallow or healthy reasons your child should be a part of your fitness journey not as intense but they should share the same benefits of confidence, health and determination there's involved in fitness and health especially at such a young age. I don't know about you but I'm not only confidant and competitive on myself I'm also like that with my kids. Shhhhiiitttt I'm that crazy mom at their game acting all crazy when they lose or get knocked down and yelling at them that they BETTER do better or else 👊💥 😂😂😂😂 #foodforthought #fitfamily #fitkids #pushthemouttheircomfortzonetoo #confidantchild #happychild #strongerbond #fitmom #beautifulpeople #earlygram