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From Insecure to Secure: How Attachment Styles Evolve
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Many parents worry that early attachment patterns are fixed for life, but attachment styles are flexible and can change over time with the right experiences and support. This journey is backed by the science of neuroplasticity, which shows that our brains can rewire with new connections, allowing us to develop new patterns of relating…
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Tears and Tantrums: How Secure Attachment Supports Emotional Upset
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t’s a common misconception that a securely attached child will always be calm and collected, but in reality, securely attached kids will still have moments of upset, frustration, and tears. These moments don’t mean there’s something wrong with your parenting; they’re actually a natural and healthy part of development. Secure attachment allows children to…
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Nurturing Emotional Security: The Foundation of Self-Regulation and Exploration
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As parents, our greatest hope is that our children grow up feeling safe, secure, and confident in the world. This sense of safety starts long before they can talk or walk—it begins in the earliest days of life. One of the most critical roles we play as parents is fostering this feeling of security…