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The husband expresses concern about his son crying for his mother, but reminds her that separation anxiety is normal and that there is no one right way to parent. They discuss parenting books together, including one on child development, which the husband finds helpful and thankful for.
human
I'm really worried about our son. He's been crying for his mother a lot lately.
gpt
I know, it's hard to see him so upset. But remember, it's perfectly normal for children his age to experience separation anxiety.
human
I know, but I can't help feeling like there's something more we should be doing to help him.
gpt
Well, we can start by reassuring him that we're always here for him and that we love him very much. Maybe we could also try to maintain a consistent routine so that he feels more secure.
human
That's a good idea. I just hate seeing him so sad.
gpt
I know, but we'll get through this. And remember, there's no one right way to parent. We just have to do what feels best for our family.
human
You're right. I'm so grateful that we're in this together.
gpt
Me too. And hey, speaking of parenting, have you thought more about those parenting books I recommended?
human
Actually, yes! I've been reading the one you suggested and it's been really helpful. I feel like I'm learning so much from it.
gpt
I'm so glad! Which parts have you found most interesting so far?
human
Well, I really liked the chapter on child development. It was fascinating to learn about all the different stages of growth and how we can support our son as he learns and develops.
gpt
That is interesting. I'm glad you're finding the book helpful.
human
Yeah, it's been great. Thanks for recommending it to me.
gpt
Of course, my love. I'm always here to support you in your learning and growth.