Child Love Calculator

Child Love Calculator

Q 1: Do you consider having a boy/girl child against your wishes as your mistake?

Q 2: Are you not ready to make personal sacrifices for your child, such as adjusting your schedule or giving up certain habits such as a mobile phone?

Q 3: Do you smoke cigarettes and drink alcohol in front of your children?

Q 4: Are you inactive in your child's activities, interests, and development?

Q 5: Do you often do wrong things like fighting, scolding, or beating your spouse in front of your child?

Q 6: In challenging moments, are you patient and understanding with your child?

Q 7: Do you spend much time paying complete attention to your child?

Q 8: Are you adjusting your parenting style to suit your child's needs?

Q 9: Do you not communicate effectively with your child, including listening, understanding, and responding to their needs?

Q 10: Do you consistently set appropriate limits and discipline your child in a loving and supportive manner?

Q 11: Do you express physical affection and intimacy with your child, such as hugging, kissing, and holding hands?

Q 12: Are you willing to sacrifice your social life or hobbies to cover the expenses for your child's well-being?

Q 13: Do you get angry at your child for the mistakes of your office or someone else?

Q 14: Do you experience intense emotional reactions, such as extreme happiness or deep sadness, when interacting with or looking at your child?

Q 15: Do you consider your child a part of your heart and soul rather than merely a dependent?

Q 16: Do you think a lot about ensuring the safety and security of your child?

Q 17: Do you find your neighbor's child more beautiful than your own?

Q 18: Do you celebrate and appreciate even the smallest things about your child?

Q 19: Do you make consistent efforts and personal sacrifices to actively promote your child's development, learning, health, and happiness?

Q 20: When considering your feelings, don't you feel a sense of security, pride, and immense love for your child?

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Child Love Calculator is a tool in which we have given some questions, by answering which you can find out to what extent the way you care for the child is right. Many times we feel that our way is right, we do not say that you are wrong but this tool can tell you whether you are making any mistake.

How does this tool work?

This tool presents a set of 20 questions related to parents’ behavior and attitudes. Each question has multiple-choice answers (yes, no, don’t know), allowing users to express their views on different aspects of parenting. When you tick the answers to these questions and click on “Check Love %”, it will tell you to what percentage you are successful in taking care of your child.



Motive to Use this Tool:

Parental Self-Reflection:

  • The tool aims to encourage parents or individuals aspiring to be parents to reflect on their parenting behaviors and attitudes.

  • By answering a set of questions honestly, users receive feedback on their parenting style and love percentage, providing insights into areas that may need improvement or validation of positive parenting practices.

Positive Reinforcement:

The categorization into different parenting levels serves as a positive reinforcement mechanism. Users with higher love percentages are recognized as “Super Mother/Father,” reinforcing positive parenting behaviors.

The tool may motivate users to continue or adopt positive parenting practices and make adjustments where needed.

Educational and Fun Element:

  • The tool combines education and entertainment, turning self-reflection into an engaging experience.

  • The inclusion of images for each parenting level adds a visual element, making the tool more appealing and potentially more memorable for users.



In summary, the ‘Child Love Calculator’ is designed to promote self-awareness and positive parenting practices by providing users with a fun and educational way to assess their attitudes and behaviors toward their children.