Love is shown by really listening. By understanding how your child feels even if you must not agree. It's OK to say "I don't agree". Say it, have a respectful conversation about it and set any boundaries that you consider need to be set. Just make sure you allow your child to express his feelings and thoughts, and don't judge him. If you do, your child will close up, your communication channel will break down, your relationship with him will suffer and so will he. It's OK to

When we feel that we belong to the groups that we are a part of, we tend to be more proactive towards the goals of that group, we collaborate more and we have more tolerance when it comes to situations which we don’t like or don’t agree with. This, translated into parenting language means that the more our children feel capable, count and loved at our homes, the better they will behave, the more they will collaborate and the less they will complain and resist our limits. How