Ways to Say “I love you” all the time:
- Say “please” with your requests.
- Meet a person’s eyes when you speak to them.
- Say “thank you.”
- Say, “I trust you”.
- Speak kindly to everyone..
- Cheer proudly for your kid always.
- Keep a confidence.
- Discipline in private.
- Let your “no” mean no.
- Let your “yes” mean yes.
- Ask, “Do you want to talk?”
- Listen. Listen. Listen.
- Be ready to be there.
- Make free time.
- Allow mistakes.
- Laugh out loud and often.
- Ask, “How can I help you?”
- Give and respect privacy.
- Welcome your child’s friends.
- Say, “I’m proud of you.”
- Set boundaries.
- Set attainable goals and expectations.
- Say, “I’m sorry,” and ask forgiveness when wrong.
- Tell the truth.
- Say, “I don’t know” when you don’t.
- Smile.
- Ask, “How do you feel about…?”
- Give freedom.
- State limits and consequences clearly and implement consistently.
- Acknowledge feelings.
- Ask for ideas and suggestions.
- Celebrate success.
- Cry when you are sad.
- Explain why you are angry.
- Accept responsibility.
- Use a soft voice.
- Hug often.
- Make “I love you” the last thing you say every night.
- Say, “Good morning!” cheerfully every morning.
- Accept no excuses, bargaining, or whining.
- Keep your promises.
- Say “I love you.”