Every family is different that some have parents that are very vocal in saying the words "I love you" to their children. But some have a hard time saying it, although it doesn't mean that they don't love their kids. If you are one of those who can't seem to utter these words for some reason, there are ways you could do it and even better if you could show it, especially now that we are living in a very techy society.
Democrat & Chronicle recently published some ideas that would help parents tell their kids how much they love them and even teach them how to be vocal about it as well.
Here are some of its ideas along with the Sun Sentinel's ways on how to do it the least cheesy as possible -- incorporating technology since we are now living in this modern day world.
1. The use of apps like Musical.ly and even Dubsmash could be handy for this task. You can lip sync some of the most heart warming "I love you" messages and even songs that are preinstalled on these apps. Once you are done lip-syncing, you can tag your child or any family member and even repost it on your Facebook page to show the world how much you love them.
2. Instead of giving them material things, try giving them some activities that would make them remember until they grow old. Bonding with them through cooking or doing some carpentry would make them feel that they are loved and important. And while you are at it, don't be afraid to say the words "I love you."
3. Be crafty by creating some cards or notes, saying you love them and posting it on the fridge where they could see it everyday.
These are just among the three effective ways to tell your family you love them. This Valentine's Day is the perfect occasion to apply all of these.
