Saying "I love you" to your kids

Absolutely it should be said.

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SwaggerCopter

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do you have kids?

I don't have kids, but that's something you tell your kids every chance you get.

Yes. IMO,a child should be made to feel like he or she is your most treasured possession.

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Absolutely. How is this even a question? My parents told us all the time that they loved us and they still do.

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Honestly, my dad never says it, and my mom rarely does. Kind of blew up on him about it this weekend because he was an arse during a good family moment (brought on my my awesome uncle). We argued about it later, and I ended up bringing up that he never told any of his kids that he loves us. He blames being raised by a military dad who never said it. But seeing as I totally will say it (and my parents suck at it), I'm not buying that shitty excuse.

I must say it at least 10-15 times a day.

I wish I had said it more to my grandmother who passed

Not only do I say it everyday, I also tell them I'm proud of them. It's the smile they give in return that makes my day.

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It should be said if you want to raise pussies!

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A prime example of what your kids will grow up to be like if you don't.

Every day. I always tell my son. The expression on his face and him running to hug me when I get home every day, could not imagine not saying it.