Quality Time:

Invest time with your child in a meaningful way. This concept of expressing affection is quite straightforward. It could involve a trip to a place or simply spending time together without any interruptions. You can express your ideas and emotions and engage in meaningful discussions with your child. Spending meal times together, taking walks, reading stories, or bedtime routines are other ways to show love through this love language.

Words of Affirmation:

Expressing positive affirmations is a way to offer recognition and support for a child's actions. Make sure to be sincere when giving compliments. Recognise their hard work, offer uplifting affirmations such as they have strength, they bring joy, they have the ability to achieve success with effort, etc.

Physical Touch:

Physical affection has demonstrated to be soothing to the child's nervous system. This can be in the form of embraces, hand-holding, kisses, or pats on the back, and can also encompass participating in sports or engaging in physical activities together. These physical forms of connection aid in fostering a stronger bond between parent and child.

Gifts:

A sentimental or considerate tangible present, given without a specific occasion, can have a significant impact on a child's feelings of being valued and loved. This could be as simple as a fresh coloring book or a set of Lattoo Clay dough, even just before a holiday. These thoughtful gestures can go a long way in making a child feel special.

Acts of Service:

This is an easy way to show appreciation through non-physical means. As caretakers, we often engage in selfless acts for our children, such as making their preferred lunch, assisting with homework, or surprising them with a dance lesson if they have a passion for dance. These small acts of kindness can have a big impact on a child's happiness.