The Daily Dad They Are Trying to Talk To You
Apr 5, 2022
Listening to your kids is essential for understanding their thoughts and feelings. Communication often happens indirectly, revealing itself through behavior or creative activities. A touching example illustrates how a young boy uses journaling to express hidden fears. Parents must stay attentive to these non-verbal cues to foster better connections with their children. Plus, discover a guilt-free treat that brings back childhood memories without the sugar!
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Johnny Gunther's Journal
- Johnny Gunther's journal helped him cope with his illness and communicate with his parents.
- It served as an indirect channel for him to express his thoughts and feelings.
Listen to Your Kids
- Listen actively to your children, even when they're not verbally communicating.
- Be open to their indirect messages through behavior, silence, and other clues.
