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S1: Do you hug your child when you send them off

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S1: to school or daycare?

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S2: Doctor Gary Chapman with a Love language minute.

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S1: I hope so, because your hug may be the difference

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S1: between emotional security and insecurity throughout the day. A hug

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S1: when your child comes home may determine whether you have

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S1: a quiet evening of positive mental and physical activity, or

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S1: makes a rambunctious effort to get your attention. Home should

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S1: be a haven, the place where love is secure. Physical

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S1: touch is one of love's strongest languages. When a child

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S1: is young, they will sit on your lap while you

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S1: read a story. As they get older, you must use

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S1: different types of touch wrestling playful hitting, bear hugs and

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S1: high fives. During the grade school years, you are preparing

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S1: your child for the most difficult part of childhood adolescence.

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S1: Loving touch is one of your best tools.

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S2: Doctor Gary Chapman is the author of The Five Love Languages.

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S2: For more, visit five Love Languages. Com.