Parent-child relationships are paramount to a child’s healthy development. In positive relationships, kids learn and understand emotions, and how to relate to others and the world around them in an appropriate manner. Parents and children who have open communication tend to have a secure attachment, while parents who may not be so open deprive their child of opportunities to learn about emotions and such. As the child grows, the nature of their relationship changes, which begs the question: “Should parents be friends with their child?”
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