Health● Low46m ago · Nov 8, 2026, 5:31 PM
Psychology says that children who always touch their parents' faces do so not out of anxiety, but because they need to experience closeness, security, and connection with their parent
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That repeated gesture may seem like a sign of nervousness. But touch serves a much more basic function in childhood.
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