how can i get a child not to favor one parent over the other?
user
My guess is that you are the parent with the child who has the inclination to favor the parent they’re with.  Is that true?
assistant
I guess you are right
user
Maybe what you’re looking for is an experiment you can do with your child that will help them understand that loving both parents is not a “favorite”?
assistant
Sure, if that exists\
user
So first I’d want to clarify what you’re asking, and I don’t think you’re asking if a child can learn to “favor” two parents.  In my opinion, it is important for the child to be aware of the different ways both parents can love them.
assistant
How do I do this?
user
It seems to me that it would be useful to have a couple of experiences where your child feels the love from both parents, and that shows them both are there and want to love them.  Here’s one thought... have your child make you breakfast in the morning!  It might help if you do this activity as a way to send them off in the morning and say goodbye to them... maybe
assistant
how can i get a child not to favor one parent over the other?
user
My guess is that you are the parent with the child who has the inclination to favor the parent they’re with.  Is that true?
assistant
I guess you are right
user
Maybe what you’re looking for is an experiment you can do with your child that will help them understand that loving both parents is not a “favorite”?
assistant
Sure, if that exists\
user
So first I’d want to clarify what you’re asking, and I don’t think you’re asking if a child can learn to “favor” two parents.  In my opinion, it is important for the child to be aware of the different ways both parents can love them.
assistant
How do I do this?
user
How would you feel if I asked you to choose between your favorite food and your favorite activity?
assistant
how can i get a child not to favor one parent over the other?