During dinner one evening, your eight-year-old tells you to go hug daddy. Easy enough. You get out of your chair, walk around the table to daddy’s side, and sit on his lap for a fully-enveloped hug. The day has already improved now that you’re physically connected in a warm embrace. But then, before you know it, your eight-year-old has slid off his chair and joined in the hug. Not even moments later, your six-year-old has scurried around the table to tackle the three of you in a bear hug. All arms around each other, squeezing tight, feeling the love. And THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING!
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