Learning to ride a bike involves a great deal of concentration –  balancing on two wheels,  pressing  your feet to the foot pedals,  keeping your eye on the road, steering the front wheel to go straight ahead and listening to the cheers of observers.  Before you know it you are flying down the street with the breeze in your face without even thinking about all that is involved with manuvering the bike.  It is second nature to jump on and ride  – that is how saying ‘I love you’ to your children should be – second nature.  What if you missed learning to ride a bike as a child  – could you just get on and ride one as an adult?  Probably not.   For those who missed hearing ‘I love you’ as a child, saying those words to their own children  is almost impossible.   To find out how easy it is to say these three simple, but powerful ,words to yourself first.  Then say them without any sound –  just move your lips.  Then say them softly so that only you can hear them.  Then as you get more comfortable, say them a little louder -  get used to how they sound to your ear.  Finally say them to your child and watch the reaction. Make this a new beginning and keep  saying ’I love you’ to your children each day – start weaving the thread of love today.  It’s as easy as riding a bike.