A Psychologist Explains Why It’s Better to Stop Kissing Your Children on the Lips
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Elizabeth Dixon
year ago
No I don't think it's a good idea to kiss your own or anyone else's children on the lips. This article is spot on.
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Ziggy
year ago
Elizabeth Dixon
I agree with you.
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year ago
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Gludoru
year ago
Elizabeth Dixon
Yup. Kissing can transfer a lot of diseases from adult to children
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Cmbyani Ta
year ago
No I don't think it's a good idea.
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Vivi JBS
year ago
Cmbyani Ta
Of course it is!
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Rima Lukram
year ago
I strongly disagree.
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Aditya
year ago
Rima Lukram
Why?
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year ago
This comment was too good to show it to everyone.
Susan V. L. Davis
year ago
I don’t see a problem kissing your kids on the lips...like a peck. My mother kissed me on my lips, as well as my grandmother, and now I kiss my son on his lips. It is a parents job to explain that this is meant only for the two of them. I don’t see any issues People are so uptight!
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Debby Marengo Obinna
year ago
Susan V. L. Davis
Kind of like the don't tell secrets pedophiles use?
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Danielle Picard
year ago
I think that there is too many psychologists, if people spend as much time with their children instead of reading what you should or shouldn't do with them from people who probably don't have any, children would be a lot happier. Those psychologist must think that kids are stupid because I kissed my kids on the lips and my grandkids on the lips but if someone else want to kiss them they offer their cheeks..... Talk to your children they are intelligent people...
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Vale Carino
11 months ago
Danielle Picard
I strongly agree! And OMG we were much happier before we had an invasion of psychologists that “I know everything, bla bla “...
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Stephen
year ago
On the lips? that's a bit extreme and the child might mistake this to be a casual thing.
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Muleme Daniel
year ago
It's not good for the mom or dada
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Deanna Nantz
year ago
Absolutely not ive seen pictures of a child that was already immune compromised and developed a serious infection that they will have the rest of their lives. It looked so incredibly painful it broke my heart.
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Vivi JBS
year ago
Yes, until the end of my days.
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Nundu Joselyne Byosa
year ago
no no I will mother kiss my children OMG
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Cap Mohamed
11 months ago
No
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Amy Fairbanks
11 months ago
I kissed my children on their lips until they were able to understand the differences in sexes. Even before then we discussed safe and unsafe touches on age appropriate levels they could understand. They understand that mom and dad were the only people who got kisses like that and only then it was at their comfort level or ours if it went on too long. So, I’m fine with it, within reason.
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Olga Karlsdóttir VL
5 months ago
I'm 42, and my parents used to kiss me and my sister on the lips (and still do) since I was born, and even have an aunty who do that to us too. Never kissed other kids in the lips, in school, or anything like that. You can kiss the lips of your kids, and tell them that this is just a family thing, and they'll respect that, because they will not see you kissing people on the lips in the street. A bit of common sense, should apply. If you don't like it, don't do it.
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Ezra Dante
5 months ago
Whats the problem its a sign of love and thats their children but psychologist was just saying like that because of diseases
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Teshager Abebaw
3 months ago
I don't think kissing children's on their lip be it your own or others is a good Idea. Because Children's acquire every thing from their parents and a person grown with such traditions will get it hard to avoid it in later ages or he/she will get it hard when they learn it is forbidden to kiss any ones lip when they get adult.
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