"Man, I wish my mother would say this to/do this for me. She's always on her phone with me and will cut me off mid-sentence in order to read me her texts if they happen to come in while I'm talking. It's annoying and demoralizing. I'm glad he's realizing it early on."
"The most valuable thing we can give our children is our time."
"The way he transforms a simple moment into something so profound."
Parents who focus on their phones during conversations often cut children off mid-sentence to read incoming texts. Such interruptions feel annoying and demoralizing to children and can undermine their sense of being heard. Early recognition of this behavior creates an opportunity to change interaction patterns and restore attention. Devoting undivided time to children provides emotional support and models respect. Simple shared moments gain deeper meaning when met with presence and attentiveness. Prioritizing time over devices strengthens parent-child bonds and contributes to children's emotional well-being.
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