Strengthening The Family Fabric
- Spend "special time" with each child individually in order to create more space to deepen your relationship with them on a one-on-one basis. Let them choose the activities you'll be doing at your special time.
- Appreciate your child out loud, practice gratitude, and notice the good that your children have done throughout the day or the week.
- Learn to respect and enjoy one another's presence without the over-reliance on power and authority that might lead to an issue.
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