Ukrainian actress Natalka Denysenko has openly shared her principles for raising her son, Andriy. At the heart of her maternal philosophy are not strict rules or the child's achievements, but a deep emotional connection and constant presence.
'I want even more'
The actress confessed that she regularly asks her son: 'Do you have enough love?'. Sometimes the child answers: 'No, I want even more.' In such moments, Denysenko does not look for excuses or explanations — she simply starts kissing him, showing love through touch and attention.
'For me, the priority is quality time spent with the child, emotional closeness, love not just in words, but through presence,' the actress emphasizes.
Psychology instead of prohibitions
Working with a psychologist helped Denysenko better understand how a child's psyche forms. She is convinced that many internal traumas in children arise not because of 'bad' parents, but due to a lack of emotional closeness and shared time.
That is why today she tries to be near her son not only physically but also emotionally — listening, feeling, and reacting to his state.
A man with character
According to Natalka, Andriy is a very sensitive child. He is quite reserved in his emotions, so he requires a special approach. 'He is a man with character,' the actress adds, noting that his feelings need to be treated with maximum care.
Pain from envy and changing relationships
Denysenko also shared that after revealing her views on upbringing and life, her relationships with loved ones changed. She confessed that she experienced pain from the envy of colleagues and friends, but this did not make her change her path.
The photo of the actress with her son, published on Instagram, became a symbol of their warm, trusting connection — and a reminder for other parents: the most important thing in upbringing is not control, but love, presence, and understanding.
