When your little ones are growing up, you will share memories of your childhood with them. You will feel the love, and if you love your children as much as I do, you will do anything to make them feel special. Many of us become parents because we like the idea of having a child but have no idea how we’re going to raise such a precious little person. We send them to the best preschool and feed them as many vegetables as possible, but what if we don’t know what else to do with them? How are we supposed to create a strong bond that will last throughout their lives? Here are 5 Sweet Parent-Child Bonding Activities.

• Sing a Song

Do you remember those days when, as a kid, you had the freedom to sing whatever you wanted? You used to be able to sing anywhere without feeling embarrassed, whether that’s in the car, the shower, or even in the grocery store. Now you are more likely to be caught singing in your car than in your shower.

Studies have shown that singing along to a song stimulates the brain in a number of ways, including increasing the brain’s communication with the rest of the body. Sound waves stimulate the ears and the brain by sending signals to them. By singing a song, the brain gets used to the sound waves, and communication between the two is strengthened.

• Brushing Hair

Children’s hair grows at a rapid rate, and anything that can help keep it in top condition and enable you both to enjoy long-lasting, healthy locks should be practiced right away. While there are many things that parents can do to ensure that their child’s hair stays healthy, some simple and practical steps can be taken right away to ensure that the grooming process is safe, easy, and effective. This could include having regular haircuts to keep it neat, not using harsh shampoos as it can affect their hair and scalp, as well as brushing it regularly to avoid massive knots.

• Have some Clapping Games and Rhymes

Clapping games and rhymes are fun ways to help children learn to follow simple directions and improve their motor skills. Clapping games are a good way to work on hand-eye coordination, while rhymes are great for improving memory and communicating. In order to create a bond between mom and baby, you must first connect. The good thing is it is not difficult. You just need to know how to do it. If you have a kid, you know how your baby feels when you hug them. You know what they like, and you know the best way to make them happy. We are parents. We are supposed to be responsible first for our baby, then for our family, and finally for ourselves. Besides, a child without a mother and father is like a bird without feathers or a flower without color.

• Read a Story

There’s nothing more precious to a parent than a child, yet the act of parenting is so often fraught with frustration and anxiety. For new parents, the fear of making mistakes is real. They say every child is different, and what works for one may not work for another. My kids are little smarty pants, but I did not get the ‘smart’ gene, and I am not a genius either. My eldest child, he picks up so many things really fast but is sometimes slow at academics at first. So, he gets really frustrated when he does not understand the concepts in his school books. He loves to read, but he does not understand simple concepts like the difference between an adjective and a verb.

• Simple Love and Affection

Every great parent knows that children depend on more than just their parents for their everyday needs. Children need their parents to be great role models, but they also need to feel comfortable and safe in their parents’ homes. While there is no perfect way to bring up children, there are things you can do to help them become well-adjusted adults. Parents always say that their children are the most precious gift they have been given. But we all know that the most precious gift one can receive is love and affection.

Here, I’ve given you some food for thought on little things you can do to help bond with your child, or children. Bonding doesn’t always happen at first, but it is important to know that it’s normal. You should focus that pressure on what you can do to improve that connection, rather than fret over it.