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... letting that same baby walk to school by herself in a couple of years. But the more I think about it, the more I think that "attachment parenting" (hereafter AP), or at least AP as I understand it, is actually ... , both because it helps you learn to trust yourself and become confident as an expert in parenting your own child and because it ends up making your life easier – as any ...

... parent with three varied age kids we've raised with attachment parenting ideals is that they're not babysitter friendly. What do I mean by that? Simply that they aren't responsive to babysitters, don't listen, and generally ... (do I sound like I live in Boulder, Colorado, or what?) Please continue reading Attachment parenting and babysitters - Tech Support

... that is not entirely true. The problem with this topic is that I am not sure what I am writing about. The concepts of attachment, attachment parenting and attachment disorder are inadequately defined. The lack of a clear, agreed ... identifying functional deficits are better than labeling a child whose life experience are abnormal with a diagnosis of Reactive Attachment Disorder? Posted in Adoption

Before I had Emma, I thought there was no way that I would be one of those hippie, natural parenting (also known as attachment parenting) mommas. Those moms were just weird. Then, after having Emma, I become more and more interested in the idea of natural parenting. I did lots of research and my husband and I gradually made some changes in our parenting style. ...

... it avoids simple dualisms (such as "if you don't believe in unconditional parenting, therefore you must love your child conditionally" or "if you aren't attachment parenting, therefore your children are detached"). I found it ... really hit its strides for me. I found the psychological spin on parenting and discipline styles genuinely interesting and a real ...