I have been learning/using Japanese for the past 16 years and now that I have
become a mother to my 3 month old son, I would like to bring him up exposed to
both English and Japanese. I haven't had many interactions with small children
so don't know much baby/child specific language. I would love some
suggestions. E.g. Can you use 愛している to say I love you to your child, or is
that only for use with a significant other?
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spoken-language kinship-terms
Using Japanese with my child
(your son's name)-ちゃんが、だいすきよ！

Or just だ～いすき！
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