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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is my current understanding that the most important thing is to have a real relationship with love and connection between parent and child. But the child must feel loved, not just be loved. Some parents do not have that skill set. I would say it is more important for that parent to gain those skill sets so the time they do spend with their children is spent making them feel loved. One hour feeling loved by your parents is much more helpful than ten hours with them feeling neutral or unloved. [/quote] Thank you for this insight - this is something I can improve upon.[/quote]
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