Why Attachment Parenting Is Essential for Your Child’s Development 👶

Discover insights from Dr. Daniel J. Siegel on the importance of attachment parenting and practical tips from his bestselling books to nurture your child's emotional growth.

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Dr. Siegel's books on parenting, such as The Whole-Brain Child, No-Drama Discipline, and The Power of Showing Up, offer practical tips for helping parents foster a secure attachment with their children. By using the principles of "attachment theory", parents can learn to better understand their children's emotions and needs, and respond in a way that promotes healthy brain development. Here is where you can find them: 1) The Whole-Brain Child: https://amzn.to/3NuQX64 2) No-Drama Discipline: https://amzn.to/3yrJ4dg 3) The Yes Brain: https://amzn.to/3OwtX7P 4) Parenting From the Inside Out: https://amzn.to/3QYko3q 5) The Power of Showing Up: https://amzn.to/3yrJosu ===================================== In this interview, Dr. Daniel J. Siegel, a psychiatrist, neuroscientist, educator, and New York Times bestselling author, will talk about the importance of the parent-child relationship and how a parent's attachment style affects a child's brain integration. For healthy brain growth and development, it is crucial that parents nurture a warm and close relationship with their children. A parent's capacity to attune to their child's emotional needs and respond in a supportive way helps the child develop a "secure base" from which to explore the world. When children feel safe and secure, they are more likely to have a "growth mindset" and be open to learning new things. On the other hand, when children feel anxious and insecure, they are more likely to have a "fixed mindset" and be resistant to new experiences. ======================================= Share this video: https://youtu.be/TsGOyX9WY4k ======================================= Expanding on core 'attachment parenting' ideas, how we treat our kids socially and emotionally, impacts their brain integration. This is important because if the brain doesn't integrate properly, it may lead to emotional problems later, especially if a child feels that they are being neglected. Being attuned to your child's inner mental life helps your child's developing brain become integrated and also provides a "safety net" for your child's brain. Parent-child attachment is different from bonding, we parents must take note of that. We are responsible for our child's growth and development. Let's do our part as a parent to make our children feel that they are secure in order for them to have a stable brain integration. 🔥 SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel: ⭐ https://goo.gl/YmZhpx and SHARE THIS VIDEO: https://youtu.be/TsGOyX9WY4k #ParentChildRelationship #IngeniousBaby #Parenting In this interview, you will learn: 00:00 Introduction 00:34 - What is integration of right and left brain and why is it so important? 04:51 - Some of challenges kids face at school to stay integrated 06:05 - How challenges can result when integration isn’t developing in your child as well as it could be 09:14 - Understand how a parent’s self-understanding is one of the biggest predictors of how a child turns out. And how you can become a more integrated parent in order to help your own child develop optimally 12:07 - How you can help your child rewire their brain The Importance of the Parent Child Relationship | Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. and how you can wire your child’s brain to cultivate curiosity, courage and resilience in your child. ✔️ You can find us on: 🔺 Facebook: facebook.com/ingeniousbaby 🔺 Instagram: instagram.com/ingeniousbaby/ 🔺 Website: IngeniousBaby.com 🔠 Watch Other Interviews and Read Transcripts here: https://ingeniousbaby.com/interviews/ #parentingtips #braindevelopment #childdevelopment

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