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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: A secure attachment to a primary caregiver is essential for a healthy childhood and adulthood.
Chapter 3: Children experience a regular cycle of needs and varying degrees of security.
Chapter 4: When your child is exploring, there are needs you must meet to help them feel secure.
Chapter 5: Mistakes need not be harmful – they can strengthen your child and your relationship.
Chapter 6: Discomfort with certain emotions is often passed down from parent to child.
Chapter 7: Awareness of our shortcomings can help us raise well-balanced children.
Description
Raising a Secure Child (2017) is a guide for new or expecting parents wanting to make sure they meet the many needs of their child. Hoffman et al. are experts in helping caregivers form healthy bonds with their kids while reminding parents not to get hung up on being perfect. The authors also show how parents can better understand their own insecurities and make sure they don’t pass them on to their children.
Who Should Listen
- Current or expecting parents
- Nannies and childcare professionals
- Students of social work and child psychology