Parenting specialist Laura Markham says an important way to connect with your kids is to disconnect.
Markham writes in Psychology that in talking and playing with your kids, make sure you turn off technology. "Even turning off music in the car can be a powerful invitation to connect, because the lack of eye contact in a car takes the pressure off, so kids (and adults) are more likely to open up and share," She writes
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