Above all, I want you to love the journey of parenting even with all its ups and downs and I strive for you to form
those deep bonds with your children, set clear family expectations, and know that you are being your best parenting self.
I was hopeful that by using one, consistent parenting style, which focuses on sensitivity and closeness, I'd see a less chaotic environment in our house and forge an even
deeper bond with my child.
Not exact matches
Forming an attachment
with your
child is not only important to the psychological health of your baby, but it is also one of the
deepest and most unique
bonds you can form
with another individual.
In fact, it's a
deep sign of the comfort and
bond we share
with our
children.
A father who is
bonding with his
child shows
deep commitment to his family, therefore the relationship between partners gains more trust, becomes
deeper and jumps to a whole new level -
I know for me, I had to do
deep,
deep bond - breaking work about my ancestral wounds that I was holding onto coming from a family of
child marriage and female suppression in Iran in the Middle East where, you know, I grew up
with my grandma telling me, «I was married at 11 years old, and was raped by your grandfather.»
Debbie was the
child with whom Raymond had the
deepest bond (his son left for America
with his wife after the breakup of their marriage) and he had planned to hand the running of his various businesses on to her before she died from a drug overdose in 1992.
Teachers, Parents, Kids
Bond Over Books Inviting parents to participate in a book discussion group
with teachers has led to better relationships between teachers and parents and a
deeper understanding of current education and
child - rearing issues.
For
children, it's time to recall the
deep bond they shared
with their dads and to thank them for being there and for getting them where they are.
They need time alone
with the baby or
child to establish that
deep protective
bond.
Bonding is not only a means to feel love and
deep connection; it is also the most direct route to knowledge of your
child's needs (I view my
child's «needs» as «deposits» that regularly need to be «refilled»
with my touch, presence, understanding, acceptance, food etc.).