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Psychology Says that Grandparents Who Build the Strongest Ties with Their Grandchildren Are Not the Ones Who Spoil Them, but Those Who Are Constantly Present without Any Purpose and Create a Space Where the Child Never Has to Act.

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Trust is built with time sharing, listening, and a presence that demands nothing in return.

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An expensive gift or a special way out can cheer a child, but they do not necessarily define the relationship he builds with his grandparents. Often, the most important memory is born of something simpler: to be able to speak, remain silent or show himself as he is, with the assurance that affection does not depend on his behavior. ... Read more The article Psychology reveals what strengthens the bond between grandparents and grandchildren: bein…

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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