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The Daily Dad

Show Them What You Love (But Don’t Make Them Love It)

Jul 21, 2020
02:16
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Learn how to introduce your favorite things to your kids while respecting their own interests. Sharing passions with children is important.
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Quick takeaways

  • Share your favorite things with your children without expecting them to love it in the same way.
  • Recognize and appreciate your children's individual interests and allow them to explore their own preferences.

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Sharing Experiences with Your Kids

When it comes to sharing your favorite things with your children, it is important to show them what you love but not make them love it. As a parent, you may eagerly want to introduce them to your favorite bands, movies, places, and foods, hoping that they will have the same enthusiasm. However, it is crucial to recognize that your children are their own individuals with their own preferences. Just as you may have rejected some of your parents' interests, they might not share the same enthusiasm for your favorites. Instead of demanding their approval or conformity, be patient and open-minded, allowing them to have their own reactions. Cherish the moments you have with your kids, regardless of their response.

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