Nurture connections in daily routines and rituals from "summary" of The Whole-Brain Child by Daniel J. Siegel,Tina Payne Bryson
One powerful way to support your child's developing brain is to ensure that you prioritize and dedicate time to nurturing connections in your daily routines and rituals. These routines can create a sense of safety and security for your child, which is essential for healthy brain development. By consistently engaging in these rituals, you are not only strengthening your relationship with your child but also providing them with the stability and predictability they need to thrive. When you incorporate nurturing connections into your daily routines, you are helping your child feel seen, heard, and understood. This can have a profound impact on their emotional well-being and overall development. Whether it's a bedtime story, a family meal, or a morning walk together, these rituals provide valuable opportunities for you to connect with your child on a deeper level. By being present and engaged during these moments, you are showing your child that they are important to...
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