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Family Bonding – The Little Things in Life That Make All the Difference
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You always hear stories from people saying, I didn’t feel liked I belonged in my family. I felt like an outcast. Everyone liked sports and I liked the opera! Or I was the middle child I always felt lost or like I had to prove a point.



 

You always hear stories from people saying, I didn’t feel liked I belonged in my family.  I felt like an outcast.  Everyone liked sports and I liked the opera!  Or I was the middle child I always felt lost or like I had to prove a point.

 

So many people go through life not knowing where they belong, not knowing where their place in life is.  There are ways to help prevent things life this from happening.  

Self-esteem is a person's main belief about themselves. A person's self-esteem is based on their actions, both as how as well as what he or she does. Although self-esteem varies from time to time, the pattern usually leans toward a healthy or unhealthy view of self. With healthy self-esteem, a person is more likely to succeed in life.

The Best feeling in the world is being able to go to a place where you can call home.  A place where you feel like you belong, a place where no one can hurt you, a place where you can learn something new each day from the ones who love you the most.

By making the effort to communicate with the members of our family, we know that we are loved and respected and that we belong.   Each person in your family needs to:

·        Show your love to each family member. Let the members in you family know you love them for who he or she is, not for what he or she does. Make it a habit to show your love for your family members in at least two ways each day.

 


  • Make a contentious effort to let the members of your family know that he or she is special. List at least three good qualities of each family member and post them on your refrigerator. Add to these qualities from time to time. And it doesn’t hurt to tell each other how wonderful they are.

 


  • Praise each other. Make positive comments about each other.  It may not hurt to tell dad that you missed him or how good mom’s cooking is.  Notice the positive qualities in each other and try to not focus on the negative qualities.

 

·        Listen to the members in your family just don’t let it go in one ear and come out the other.  When someone in your family shares something with you, give that person your undivided attention and listen carefully. Don't give advice unless asked for it.

 


  • Have family times. Have regular times for the family to have fun together, such as playing board or card games. Try to have as many family meals together as possible. Don't discuss problems or concerns during these times unless it is absolutely necessary.

 


  • Encourage family bonding time. Look for activities with the whole family can bond together and spend special moments together where everyone can feel close, a feeling of acceptance, and unconditional love from the people who mean the most in their lives.

Remember, without love there is no healing. With Love, healing is foreseeable.   Having a family can be a fulfilling and an exciting experience. Our family life is an important part of our life.  How we treat each other and the respect we give each other will affect our relationship with that person and could affect how that person feels about themselves.

Families grow and change over time, so it’s important that we have the skills to be remaining close to each other able to keep our family relationships happy and healthy.

 

 
 


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Reviewed by Jackie Handunge (Reader)
Reviewed on July 16, 2009
Great article, thanks, for more advice and guidance to help you build a strong family unit, would like to recommend this site -
http://www.bizymoms.com/familylife/index.html
Useful information and advice to help you improve your family life.

Reviewed by Reginald Johnson
Reviewed on October 14, 2008
Wonderful article! This is good advice for family ... and friends.

Reviewed by chabi g (Reader)
Reviewed on August 15, 2008
really nice..thanks..!

Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on June 29, 2008
Loved reading this advice, pertains to me and my family, we even have Tastefully Simple parties and demos just to get together too. If all families ate together more, spent more time together, and even made more time for each other it would be a greater loving world. Just a phone call once in a while to stay in touch is a loving thought. I can take advice like this always in my life.

Reviewed by Stephanie Murray (Reader)
Reviewed on March 14, 2008
I really liked this article. Great Advice!

Stephanie

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on October 17, 2005
enjoyed the read

Reviewed by Hiren Shah
Reviewed on October 13, 2005
An excellent article. One can take a lifetime to know where one belongs in a career but at least in a family one can make conscious attempt to belong where one already belongs. Very nice write up

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