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    Parenting Pit Stops

    Sep 02, 2021 6 minutes
    Words Rachel Bridge

    Seeing our children happy…the ultimate goal and gift in this journey we know as parenting.

    What truly elicits and brings joy in a child. Is it the latest toy? A funny cartoon? A new activity? What we know about nurturing emotional wellness in children is that it comes from a place of emotional security. A place of feeling safe to explore and enjoy the world, knowing that there is that special someone waiting and watching. Celebrating our successes and catching our falls. This place is connection, relationship and attachment. This place for our children begins with us.

    So, in a world that continues to celebrate busyness, and pull us in a direction of constant distraction…how do we ensure that we are fulfilling and nurturing the attachment needs of our children?

    Our modern way of living is continuously pulling us towards a life that is busier, fuller, and more fast-paced. As a result, more and more

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