#attachmentparenting

[cinderpresss]

Anxious Attachment Recovery: Simplified Strategies for Emotional Healing and Relationship Growth" is your comprehensive guide to transforming anxious attachment into secure, confident connections.

Written with empathy and expertise, "Anxious Attachment Recovery" breaks down the complexities of attachment theory into accessible, actionable steps. You’ll explore the roots of anxious attachment, learn to identify and challenge negative thoughts, build emotional awareness, and develop secure attachment habits. Each chapter is designed to empower you with tools for nurturing healthy relationships, strengthening self-esteem, and embracing personal growth.

This book is packed with exercises, journaling prompts, and daily affirmations to support your journey toward emotional healing. With chapters dedicated to overcoming negative thought patterns, building trust, and cultivating independence, "Anxious Attachment Recovery" is your roadmap to a more fulfilling, balanced life.

If you're new to the concept of attachment styles or have been struggling with anxious attachment for years, this book offers the guidance and support you need to reclaim your sense of self-worth, build stronger relationships, and create lasting change. Take the first step towards healing today and discover the confidence to thrive in your relationships and beyond. Buy your copy today!

[jimfostercoc]

Ayelet Waldman, author of "Bad Mother: A Chronicle of Maternal Crimes, Minor Calamities, and Occasional Moments of Grace," talks about how all mothers need an identity separate from mothering their children and how 'attachment parenting' can be problematic.   The full interview from a 2009 episode of "Conversations On The Coast with Jim Foster" can be heard now wherever you get your podcasts.  Photo: ayeletwaldman.com

[mghamster]

a baby to refuse to grow up and a mother who refuses to let her baby grow up…

🤣

the story goes like this…

last weekend, after the car was picked up from the service centre, for some reason, one of the passenger door was set to child-lock…

so, when we reached our destination, Maddie couldn’t open the door to get off the car…

later… she told me, “I’m so happy that I’m “child-locked””!

you see! 🤷

[hhtpakistan]

This story serves as a gentle reminder that every child, whether feathered or not, needs care, attention, and love. Velma’s journey from a carefree lifestyle to a dedicated mother is not just her story; it resonates with all caregivers who strive to create a nurturing environment for their little ones.

#VelmaCrowe #StickySituation #ParentingJourney

#FamilyLove #AttachmentParenting #TherapeuticStories

#ChildhoodDevelopment #MotherhoodTales

#HeartwarmingStory#NurturingRelationships

#LifeLessons #StorytellingForHealing

#PositiveParenting #HealingHeartsTherapeutics

[hollymarlow]

Husband is going away for the weekend to watch a football game with a friend... The kids have other plans! 🤣 I laugh, but it is a bit daunting. The smallest one is furious that Daddy's going away, and has been expressing that frustration rather dramatically! 😬 #nicetry #funny #parentingmoments #parentingstruggles #thestruggleisreal #attachment #attachmentdisorder #attachmentparenting #parenting #parentingsos #parenthumour #parenthood #family #famille #familie #familia #adoptivefamily #adoptiveparents #adoptionbuiltus #adoption #adoptionmonth #adoptionawareness #adoptionawarenessmonth #therapeuticparenting https://www.instagram.com/p/CjckleUMqy-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[responsiveparenting]

“One of the more challenging, but necessary shifts in perspective, when adopting a responsive approach to parenting, is no longer believing that affection and compassion is a reward. That is conditional love. You are sending the message that “even though I know you are having a hard time I will not show you love because I am mad.” Chances are your child is mad too and you are asking them to calm down and show compassion and remorse, prior to you doing the same thing. As a parent we should model these behaviours, instead of expecting our children to demonstrate them for us before we are even able to achieve them ourselves.” J. Milburn #responsiveparenting #peacefulparenting #gentleparenting #attachmentparenting #attachmenttheory #motherhood #parenthood #momblogger #mombloggers #earlychildhood #childdevelopment #parenting #childhood #momlife #mindfulparenting #jmilburn #perspectivechange #affectionisnotareward #unconditionallove #unconditionallove❤️ https://www.instagram.com/p/CRj1mX5ngW1/?utm_medium=tumblr

[asystemofsystems]

When societal norms surrounding parenting for many centuries past, and those to sadly follow, inflict trauma on a child, is it a wonder why our society is unknowingly filled with fragmented, multi-conscious minds?

Short of attachment/gentle parenting, how does one raise a child without inflicting trauma?

[brytay1982]

Posted @withregram • @repairing_the_nervous_system Swipe left to read the full post 👀 🧠👶 As a baby you feel deep emotions but lack the ability to regulate the intensity and duration of those emotions. You depend on your parents to literally calm your nerves. This allows you to feel safe and secure. Mirroring helps brain development and over time teaches you how to self-regulate, make sense of your emotions and communicate your needs. If attunement is missing when you’re a child, or parents are in survival mode themselves, it’s hard to know how to soothe, or express emotions as an adult. This filter that you view yourself, others and the world through that developed in your early years can always be reshaped. Your childhood is a chapter. You can rewrite the rest of your story. If you’re ready to learn more, the Vagus Nerve Masterclass is coming up soon! You can register through the link in my bio. If you can’t attend live on April 28th you can still be a part of it by registering beforehand. You’ll receive the Masterclass recording, a video tutorial and audio recordings. You’ll find the link in my bio or visit www.jessicamaguire.com/vagus-nerve-masterclass #emotions #attunement #mirrorselfie #mirrorpic #mirroring #connection #relationship #relationships #relationshipquotes #baby #attachmentparenting #attachmentstyles #attachmenttheory #nervoussystemregulation #vagusnerve Massive gems. Thank you @abeautifulmind1818 https://www.instagram.com/p/CN2V7uZD59k/?igshid=1p7r3ro257112

[cinderpresss]

Anxious Attachment Recovery: Simplified Strategies for Emotional Healing and Relationship Growth

Anxious Attachment Recovery: Simplified Strategies for Emotional Healing and Relationship Growth" is your comprehensive guide to transforming anxious attachment into secure, confident connections.

Written with empathy and expertise, "Anxious Attachment Recovery" breaks down the complexities of attachment theory into accessible, actionable steps. You’ll explore the roots of anxious attachment, learn to identify and challenge negative thoughts, build emotional awareness, and develop secure attachment habits. Each chapter is designed to empower you with tools for nurturing healthy relationships, strengthening self-esteem, and embracing personal growth.

This book is packed with exercises, journaling prompts, and daily affirmations to support your journey toward emotional healing. With chapters dedicated to overcoming negative thought patterns, building trust, and cultivating independence, "Anxious Attachment Recovery" is your roadmap to a more fulfilling, balanced life.

If you're new to the concept of attachment styles or have been struggling with anxious attachment for years, this book offers the guidance and support you need to reclaim your sense of self-worth, build stronger relationships, and create lasting change. Take the first step towards healing today and discover the confidence to thrive in your relationships and beyond. Buy your copy today!

[smudgeypudge]

Different styles of babywearing, circa 1890s to 1950s.

[sharmaedaza]

Babywearing on the farm #bebewearer #babywearingph #cavitemom #cavmoms #babywearingphilippines #babywearingmama #babywearing #wrapped #wearallthebabies #attachmentparenting #wrapyourbaby #sanchogwapito https://www.instagram.com/p/BuTfDwNBFWInjb7Mcpy6MhtJD2BZGW4rTg7Xbg0/?igshid=16v8cqb00g21q

[redefiningthirtysomething]

Sleep, my baby. 💝

[blog-by-lady-li]

Types of Attachment - which are you?

[mumisanerd]

Tiny found an apple.

[talktoangel2]

Positive parenting is a parenting style that focuses on positive communication, empathy, and mutual respect between parents and children. It involves encouraging positive behavior in children and helping them build their self-esteem and confidence.

Some strategies for positive parenting include:

Communicating with your child in a respectful and positive way.

Providing positive reinforcement and praise for good behavior.

Setting clear expectations and boundaries.

Listening actively to your child and showing empathy.

Encouraging your child to express their feelings and thoughts.

Providing opportunities for your child to develop their independence and decision-making skills.

Avoiding physical punishment and instead using natural consequences and logical consequences.

Building a strong and loving relationship with your child.

Modeling positive behaviors and attitudes.

Encouraging your child to take responsibility for their actions and learn from mistakes.

Positive parenting can have many benefits for both parents and children, including better communication, increased self-esteem, and stronger relationships.

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[letswixitwith-sharifahnamusisi]

THE CYCLE OF ATTACHMENT The start of healthy attachments begins in the womb. Optimal fetal development occurs when the expectant mother cares for her emotional & physical health. Also, when a mother is experiencing a happy outlook concerning her pregnancy. Good nutrition & avoiding stress provides an environment for the fetus to flourish. When the child is born, immediate comfort from the mother is needed. She provides nurturing & soothing for her new baby. When an infant has a need, which is normally due to hunger, pain, illness or the infant being overly tired, they will cry out due to their discomfort. An infant learns to communicate their needs in this way. As the parent soothes & meets the infant's needs the infant becomes satisfied, relaxed & regulated. The cycle of trust begins & happens over and over each day. The infant learns to depend & rely on the caregiver as this cycle repeats hundreds of times in an infant’s first year of life. These experiences are a large part of the bonding process between mother and child. This creates an optimal environment for the infant to receive the mother’s loving energy. As the infant is being rocked or held and glazing into their mother’s eyes, the baby mirrors the mom’s smiles & facial expressions. Mother & child become finely attuned to one another as this bonding process continues. This cycle aids in stimulating brain development. When a baby experiences discomfort & the mother does not respond or her responses are inconsistent, the cycle of attachment is disturbed. An infant is unable to self-regulate thus resulting in a heightened level of anxiety and rage. As the baby’s needs are not being met & the neglect continues an infant will eventually cease crying. The infant can shut down completely or go into survival mode, all of which can interfere with healthy brain devolvement. If the mother is inconsistent with her caregiving, the infant can remain ANXIOUS not knowing if or when his needs will be met. DISCLAIMER Assalam Alaykum Warahmatullah Wabarakatuh #attachmentstyles #attachment #attachmentparenting #attachmenttheory #attachmentissues #relationshiptips #relationshipgoals #marriagegoals https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpmr0ieLb23/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=