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In a reciprocal relationship each person is equal

In a reciprocal relationship, each person is equally respected and valued. The relationship is balanced so that both people feel seen and heard. When you engage in a reciprocal relationship with your kids, you shift from a “you and me” approach to an “us” approach, which creates room for collaboration and problem solving, and also builds trust and respect.

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To support your kids’ social-emotional development, the most important thing you can do is foster a strong and secure relationship with them, where you are emotionally available, model empathy, and create an environment that encourages sharing emotions.

Serve and return039 is the daily exchange with your

Serve and return' is the daily exchange with your kids, responding to their cues with eye contact, words, or simple gestures. These interactions make kids feel seen and heard, fostering neural connections and strengthening their brains! Try it today!