At what point do parents like/love their children less? When do they like/love them more?
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Ryan Smith
ANSWERS: 6
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I don't think good parents ever cut their love to their kids....
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My most fond memories of my children was when they could walk until their teens. I love them all young or old, but as they get older, some closeness is gone because they are slowly slipping out of your grasp and be on their own. You never stop loving your kids, I never do, but the memories were more fun and loving when they still believed in Santa Clause.
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Parents never love their children even less!...Parents always love their children whether they are good kids or bad.
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I dn't think I could love my kids less or more, but when accompanied with feelings of anger, disappointment or pride, those feelings can be magnified. For instance, when my littlest girl was 1-2 she bit my older daughter really HARD. I was so mad I wanted to attack her. I ended up biting HER, but not hard enough to do anything other than make a tooth impression. Both my daughters are extremely loving, sensitive, sweet people. So when they show those traits so clearly, I feel so happy that it makes me cry.
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I don't think I could ever quit loving my child, maybe be disappointed with bad decisions, but I am supposed to be there to help her through those also, may have to enforce "tough love" but I would never be able to turn my back on her and feel hate for her, only parents can understand this type of love, its unlike any other love
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you can never stop loving your child however he is. Sometimes your kids make you upset for petty things and at times it is really very serious, you get disappointed with them. But you'll make them understand their mistake, you can spend days without talking to them but not a single minute you will stop loving them. As far as loving, you love them most when they show you the love and affection they have for you.
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