To promote positive
growth as a society, we need to foster healthy well-adjusted children. Secure attachments
are impacted by the prenatal health of the mother and early parent/child interactions.
Parents can develop attachments through primarily intersubjectivity, where parents
are highly responsive to their children. As a result, children learn to trust adults
to help meet emotional and physical needs. This promotes secure
attachments. Insecure attachments have lifelong impacts including circumscribed
interpersonal relationships and reduced academic ability into adulthood. Some
of the outcomes of unhealthy relationships can be changed when here are people who
foster positive skills and healthy bonds.
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