Dr. Ann Corwin: Attachment Theory

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Raising kids can be the most rewarding experience you'll ever have. It can also be your most frustrating. Children are eager learners, but because their brains are still developing they learn in ways we don't often think about. Seemingly small matters like eye contact or physical movement can be powerful motivators you can use to improve communication and help your children grow. Spend 50 minutes with The "Parenting Doctor" and learn: Why kids have tantrums and what you can do about them; What does it mean when kids start asking "why"; Why when you speak to kids can be as important as what you say; Non-verbal ways to reinforce good (or bad) behavior.

Dr. Ann Corwin has over 25 years experience as a teacher and consultant on parenting and child development, and she holds a Ph.D. in Marriage, Family and Child Therapy. Her work includes parenthood training programs and broadcast programs on parenting, and she has been widely published in both professional journals and the popular press. Her book, "The Child Connection," is currently being published.

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[dredina]

Attachment theory helps parents learn how to appropriately care for their child. It is important for children to be held, loved, and cared for. The relationship a child has with his/her primary caregiver will affect how a child relates to others for the rest of their lives. The other comments show how ignorant some people can be.

[Dramaqueen28]

Dont be stupid!! nobody is talking about forcing your babies to do something your baby dont want! come on!

[ralpheadsuz]

This is all about NTs trying to make spectrum kids like them(presumably because it is a better way to be). I have an awesome relationship with my child. I never forced him to look me in the eye. He does not speak. We snuggle a lot, but never against his will.

[messsedupp]

SEE video Attachment Therapy: Got it???

This is Attachment Theory

Why would anyone want this for their children?