How do you respond when day care children say "I love you"? How do your own children respond?
"I Love You"
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" I love you " is huge here right now
I am told "I love you" all the time
and yes I say "I love you too" and their name ...we even make it fun
I say the word LOVE is a wonderfull word, makes us feel all warm and fuzzy in side
and personaly I think the world needs more love !!- Flag
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My own children are 24, 22, 17, and 14. The two at home get lot's of lovin' from my dck's. The one little boy idolizes my 14 year old son (which is cool, since he's my youngest and has never had that experience), and they all start yelling "MAX!" the minute they see my 17 year old from his loft bdr.- Flag
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I always say I love you, too!
There *have* been times when I just wasn't in a loving mood and I just smile real big and say "aww that's sweet! me too!"
I was preoccupied one time when dcg2 came and told me she loved me and I absentmindedly responded with "ok, go play"... she looked so dejectedI make sure to at least say thank you and smile.
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I usually respond with "love you too buddy!" or something similar. I don't make my own kids say it in return and usually prompt them to say something nice like "thank you" if they don't want to say it back but I don't want to force them to say something they many not mean. It's hard for daycare kids and its also hard for provider's children.- Flag
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because my child has been a part of my dc since he was first born that was one thing that he did not have to share. My love. He shared everything else in his life and that was one thing I never did tell or still tell DCks, is that I love you back.
When they say that I give them big hugs and tell them anything from that is so nice of you, or that makes me feel so good. I tell them I really like you too. Or just thank you and etc.- Flag
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I do say "I love you" sometimes. sometimes I just reply with a "thank you very much, xxxx, you are the best" or "you are so sweet,xxxx"....I think it is good for children to hear "I love you" but not necessarily for me to always reciprocate an "I love you" which would deplete it's meaning...While I do NOT love daycare kids like my own kids, I do love them in a different kind of way!- Flag
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