Attachment Circles

Small shifts in how we show up can significantly impact our kids’ emotional health. Here are some adjustments we can make as parents in how we model and instill boundaries and emotional resilience, always leading with empathy.

There's a clear distinction between being supportive and being overly protective. It appears that we've swung from the extremes of permissive parenting to overly controlling practices, and now we're retreating emotionally from our kids. Empathy brings us equilibrium in parenting

Concerned about balancing work and attachment? You’re in good company. A secure emotional attachment is possible, but it requires special care and attention. Quality time is only possible when we maximise the quantity of time we have with our children.

As parents, we often juggle the chaos of daily life, but being physically present isn’t enough to truly connect with our children. It’s equally vital to be emotionally engaged with our children. Here's some insight from a Q&A for @attachcircles

In divorces and parental separations, we often dismiss the significance of diverse parental responsibilities, coupled with a growing emphasis on independence rather than cultivating a sense of community. Video: @DadSavesAmerica

My mission isn't to shame parents; it's to illuminate what our children truly need to thrive: attachment security. This is why I do the work I do and why I am working on my @attachcircles initiative.