A new study has found that around 70 percent of parents say they “struggle to communicate meaningfully” with their kids.    Two thousand parents were interviewed to see how they had time for communication with their kids: 40% of parents said general conversations with their kids only lasted ten minutes and 36% of parents point to their schedule as being a culprit of not communicating enough with their kids.  7 Powerful Tips for Great Parent-Child Communication1) Talk during the in-betweens. 2) Create talking rituals. 3) Be a person (respond to your child as a person not just their parent). 4) Encourage emotional literacy. 5) Details matter. 6) You count, too (share about your day with your kids). 7) Give advice.  Additional resources: Time.com powerful tips for parenting