After the tantrum
After the storm has passed… And your child has returned to a calm (and probably tired) state, you’ve got a golden opportunity for relationship… Read More »After the tantrum
After the storm has passed… And your child has returned to a calm (and probably tired) state, you’ve got a golden opportunity for relationship… Read More »After the tantrum
Handling a tantrum is hard work! These tips might make it easier. Step one: On an airplane, you put your own oxygen mask on first.… Read More »3 Tips for handling a tantrum
What’s Avoidant Attachment? The second of the insecure styles of attachment is usually called “avoidant” in young children and “dismissive” in adults. I’ll stick… Read More »The Avoidant (dismissive) attachment style: Always searching for Perfection.
What is Anxious Attachment? Anxious, also sometimes called ambivalent, attachment is a result of early care being fairly inconsistent. Sometimes someone will come and… Read More »The Anxious attachment style: Should I stay or should I go now?
What’s secure attachment? First off, this post is NOT about mom-bashing. It IS about the science and art of attachment, but no moms are blamed… Read More »Secure attachment: The world is safe and I’m ok.