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A lot of parents are missing a very important point. A retired teacher has come forward to share insights from her extensive career in education, highlighting a common mistake many parents make. According to her observations, an overwhelming number of parents tend to underestimate the importance of communication with their children.
She emphasizes that fostering open dialogues is crucial for healthy development and emotional well-being. When parents fail to engage in meaningful conversations, children may feel isolated or misunderstood, which can lead to various behavioral issues. The teacher notes that many parents are often preoccupied with their busy lives, neglecting the necessity of connecting with their children on a deeper level.
By prioritizing communication, parents can create a supportive environment that encourages children to express their thoughts and feelings. This, in turn, can strengthen family bonds and promote better understanding, ultimately guiding children toward becoming more confident and well-adjusted individuals.
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