Bonding vs the Attachment Bond – The attachment bond, so key to your child’s development, is unrelated to the love and quality of care you give your infant.
Building a Secure Attachment Bond With Your Baby – Tips for new parents on how to promote a secure attachment bond with your newborn.
Grandparenting Tips – Whether you’re a full-time grandparent, step-grandparent, or long distance grandparent, there are things you can do to strengthen the bond with your grandchildren.
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren – No matter how much you love your grandkids, taking them into your home requires major adjustments.
When Baby Won't Stop Crying – Discover time-tested strategies for comforting and soothing an upset or colicky baby.
Separation Anxiety in Children – Learn how to make the separation process easier and identify and deal with separation anxiety disorder.
Attachment & Reactive Attachment Disorders – Explore the warning signs of attachment disorders and learn what you can do to help a child overcome attachment problems.
Weight Problems and Obesity in Children – Learn a whole-family approach to helping your child reach and maintain a healthy weight.
Autism Symptoms and Early Signs – By catching autism early, you may be able to interrupt its development. But whatever your child’s age, treatment can help your child thrive.
Autism Spectrum Disorders – Learning about the different autism spectrum disorders will help you better understand your own child and find treatment that best addresses your child’s needs.
Helping Children with Autism – Find treatment strategies that can make a real difference in your child’s life, and parenting tips to make daily home life with an autistic child easier.
Bonding and secure attachment are rooted and flourish in the safety of an environment shaped by parents who have the skills to remain both calm and focused much of the time. Not all loving parents have these skills, but they can be learned. Helpguide’s Bring Your Life Into Balance Toolkit teaches parents the skills they need to create secure relationships with their infants and children.
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