Recently my daughter had a stressful week. During that time, I noticed that she asked me for more hugs, as well as hugged her cat and stuffed animals more. Hugging seemed to have a healthy effect on her. Which led me to researching about this everyday physical contact that we take for granted.
The benefits aren’t limited to just children & babies
I remember reading that hugging is great for self-care and help boost high vibratons. Well, it turns out that there are more health benefits to hugging than people even know.
Check out the video below to learn more about the benefits of hugs for adults and children.
20-Second Rule
Keep in mind that it takes atleast 20 seconds to reap the healing benefits, according to studies.
BEWARE
Hugging should only be acted upon with consent. Mainly with people you know. Some people have phobias about touching or aren’t as comfortable with the idea.
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