If a child often approaches and hugs, kisses, or touches the head, it is likely that physical touch is their love language. Physical touch is a simple yet powerful way to show affection. Hugging before bed, morning kisses, or simply stroking their head when they are sad can make them feel loved and cared for.

A child who pays attention to details in giving gifts, such as the way they are wrapped and the accompanying message, may feel loved through the gifts. The gifts do not have to be expensive, what matters is the effort and attention behind the giving. For example, making a special greeting card or giving a meaningful small gift can show that Sahabat Dream is a caring mother.

Children who appreciate praise and positive words may have a love language in the form of affirmations. Expressing love and appreciation verbally every day can be very meaningful to them. Tell your child that Mom is proud of them, appreciate their efforts, and always say "I love you" to ensure they feel loved.

Children who are happy to be helped in their daily tasks, such as cooking or tidying up, may feel loved through acts of service. Help them sincerely in their daily activities and teach them independence. For example, helping them rearrange their room or cooking their favorite food can show that Sahabat Dream is a caring mother who is always ready to help.

If children often ask their parents to play or spend time together, they may feel loved through quality time. Give full attention when being with them, engage in activities they enjoy, and avoid distractions such as phones or work. Spending quality time with children, such as reading books, playing games, or simply chatting, can strengthen emotional bonds and make them feel noticed.