Live life together
The best opportunity for face-to-face, meaningful connection is to invite your family members into whatever you’re already doing.
Ask your kids to help you cook. Invite your spouse to walk the dog with you, and turn it into an evening ritual. Or suggest they join you on that evening errand to the Supermarket. Connection develops and strengthens in the little day-to-day moments.
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