Due to their busyness, parents devote little time to their children. Communication often comes down to short, monosyllabic phrases and household chores. The child is full, shod, dressed, and for the rest there is no strength or desire left. This is bad, children need the love and attention of their parents. By changing your daily routine a little, you can devote a lot more time to them.
Instructions
Step 1
Plan your day ahead of time. Do not try to "move mountains", reasonably calculate the time and effort. Prioritize. Put important and urgent tasks at the top of the list, and minor ones can be postponed until later or broken down into several days. Consider the route of your movements, so you will save a lot of time.
Step 2
You don't have to drop everything and sit next to your child. Involve children in household chores. Working together is much more useful than watching another cartoon. Children themselves often ask to teach them something. Cooking with your child, planting plants, tending animals, doing repairs or handicrafts. Thus, you not only communicate, but also pass on your experience to children.
Step 3
Do not dismiss the child, motivating it with your busyness or fatigue. Even on the way to the store, you can chat and exchange news.
Step 4
Take your kids with you on trips more often. If you have friends with children, arrange a family reunion. Choose a location that has a playground nearby. While the adults are communicating, the children are running around and playing enough. Take the whole family out into nature. Walks in the woods, active games in the fresh air and fragrant barbecue - children love these activities.
Step 5
Come up with family traditions. It can be a gala dinner on Saturday, board game night on Wednesday, or a Sunday night out in the movies or the pool. Try not to miss such events and maintain the tradition, this brings the family very close.
Step 6
During the day, call your child, find out how he is doing, what's new. If you are on a business trip or visiting another city, be sure to chat with the children by phone or Skype in the evening. Discuss how the day went, tell your news, say good night. Regardless of their age, every child needs warmth and parental attention.
