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Psychology Says Kids Who Always Touch Their Parents' Faces Don't Do It Out of Anxiety, but Need to Experience Closeness, Security, and Connection with Their Parent.

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That repeated gesture may seem like a sign of nervousness.But touch plays a much more basic role in childhood.

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That repeated gesture may seem like a sign of nervousness.But touch plays a much more basic role in childhood.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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