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Reply to "My child's "love language" is "physical touch," and mine is not. Suggestions? "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, your daughter is 2. It doesn't matter what her "love language" is. Forget whatever quiz you took or whatever paradigm you feel you fit into. All two year olds like a lot of physical closeness. All two year olds want to be on your lap, in your face, holding your hands, touching your body. Your body still belongs to them in pretty primal ways and will for another couple of years. They are very young children still, many of them still nurse into the second year of life. Little kids this age hold hands, hug, touch, get close, sensory seek. It's not a "love language." It's early childhood. Their bodies are small. [/quote] It IS a love language and there's no "quiz". I've cared for a lot of children and some are just more touchy than others.[/quote]
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