Be consistent and reliable in your caregiving from "summary" of The Attachment Parenting Book by William Sears,Martha Sears
Consistency and reliability in caregiving are essential for building a strong attachment between you and your child. When you consistently respond to your child's needs, they learn to trust you and feel secure in your care. This means being there for your child not just some of the time, but all of the time. When your child knows that they can rely on you to meet their needs, they feel safe and loved. Consistency also means following through on your promises and being reliable in your actions. If you tell your child you will do something, make sure you do it. This builds trust and shows your child that they can depend on you. When you are consistent and reliable in your caregiving, your child learns that they are important and valued. This helps them develop a positive self-image and a sense of security. Consistency and reliability also help your child feel understood and validated. When you respond to their needs consistently, they know that you are truly listening and that their feelings matter. This validation fosters a strong emotional connection between you and your child. It helps them feel seen and heard, which is essential for their emotional development. Being consistent and reliable in your caregiving may not always be easy, especially when you are tired or stressed. However, making the effort to show up for your child consistently is crucial for their well-being. It is a way of demonstrating your love and commitment to them. Your child will feel more secure and confident when they know that you will always be there for them.- Consistency and reliability in caregiving are key components of attachment parenting. By being consistent and reliable in your actions, you are building a strong foundation of trust and security for your child. This will help them develop into confident, empathetic, and well-adjusted individuals.
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