Don't wonder if it can be a love exercise, definitely try it.

Psychologist İlayda İrem Sanağ from Era Colleges PDR unit compares love to music. As in the saying "Those who cannot hear the sound of music think that those who dance are crazy", those who do not feel love cannot learn what being loved adds to a person. To raise children who dance with life without giving up in the face of difficulties, always make them feel your love.  Let them hear the music and participate in life. The exercises suggested by psychologist Sanağ to embody love more easily and include it in life may also be useful in this regard.
When we are born, we encounter music with lullabies in the warm arms of our mother, and when our life ends, with laments... Psychologist İlayda İrem Sanağ from Era Colleges PDR unit compares this abstract concept to music while explaining the importance of love for the child: "Music is present throughout our lives for those who know how to hear it. Sometimes in the meaningless but sweet sounds made by babies, sometimes in the folk songs a mother sings to her child... The hymn where we find peace with songs or the sound of a flute." We hear music in love. We spend our entire lives hearing the sound of that music to capture the awareness of life. It is love that gives awareness to a child and gives meaning to his life. Love Nourishes the Child
A child who grows up with the love of his parents nourishes himself with the love he receives. He then reflects this love to the people/objects in his social life. He loves his toys, he loves his friends, he loves nature... If he has learned to love, he tends to do things he can love. The child first dreams of doing what he loves. The right brain development of the child who actively uses his imagination is significantly supported. A child whose brain development is supported will be more active in making connections between events and interpreting facial expressions and behavioral patterns. When we ask the child, "What do you want to be when you grow up?", we try to find out what he likes and how the abstract concept of love becomes concrete in his mind. Success is inevitable in everything he does with love." Don't wonder if it can be a love exercise, definitely try it

• If you want your child to find the strength to stand up every time, instead of falling down in the face of difficulties, raise your child with endless love. If you, as a parent, can relate to your own emotions, your children will more easily acquire the skills to give meaning to life and empathize.
• Practice love with your children. Ask them what they dream of, have them tell you where they want to be. Listen to what they say by playing games such as completing stories. So your kids can think about what they like and tell you.
• Encourage and create an environment for your children to shape their imaginations and love other people, even animals and plants.
• Give your love by instilling trust in your child, not in an overprotective manner or in a way that makes them overly dependent on you. Show your love by empathizing with him/her by saying "You can do it, I believe in you." Let him/her draw his/her own boundaries and respect him/her as he/she progresses towards becoming an individual.
• Let them hear the sound of the music. Increase awareness levels. Let your children, nourished by your love, dance freely and confidently with all their awareness on the dance floor called "life".
• Perhaps we saved the simplest one for last. If you want to show your love to your child, hug your child right now and say "I love you" from the heart.