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However, when and if visits become rare or even nonexistent, there is this instinct to naturally place the blame on the child. What many parents don’t know, however, is that this only damages the relationship, or whatever is left of it, further.

Having open and non-judgmental conversation can help uncover the “why” behind the distance and even a chance to repair it.

Conclusion
In the end, the distance between parents and children is never about one single explosion of events. It’s more about a gradual build-up of things getting in the way, crossed wires, and old emotions being swept under the rug. What appears to be one person being uncaring is actually something much more complicated, like underlying assumptions or past events that never got fully discussed.

The good news is that these relationships are incredibly resilient, and things can get better between parents and children if both sides are willing to put in the effort. Even small gestures, like a text message of “thinking of you” or one single conversation, can begin to bridge the distance between parents and children and turn a bad relationship into a good one again.

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