When our kids are young, all they want is us - to play with us, to read books with us, to wrestle, to play their favorite games, to ask us questions - our time, basically. That period is brief and they will eventually drift away and pursue their own interests, friends, and validations. It is a sliver in time that will be gone forever, a time to mold memories (and our child's character). I, for one, would rather contend with one more viewing of the same cartoon episode (for the 10th time) or a barrage of questions, than to experience the alternative - the detached, self-absorbed, or distracted child who has lost the need to bask in my light. ;-)
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