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what do you know about ATTACHMENT PARENTING philosophies?

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How do you feel about them? Which ones?

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5 Responses to “what do you know about ATTACHMENT PARENTING philosophies?”

  1. amberwh says:

    if we are talking about reactive attachment disorder, which is how ad nauseam in this county do not agree with this at all. I do not agree with seizure disorders. . . there is a group in yahoo for you to go. . momsforempowerment

  2. spacecat says:

    There are some points that I agree with and some parts not. Mainly the lack of discipline is that I do not like. Obviously breastfeeding is good, I am personally not a supporter of co-sleeping, but I can certainly understand why some do. It allows your baby to cry, and the occupation is very good. But I think some people go to sea. There are some who are very into attachment parenting and I simply do not agree with the following style to any militantly that simply can not recognize other options. Common sense should always prevail.

  3. JAmie T says:

    I do not know too much in depth, but covers some aspects of this process in Child Psych. One thing I learned is that it is impossible to spoil a baby. Holding your baby when you cry, hug them and giving them the attention I will not turn into a spoiled brat, which unfortunantly think. At the initial stage, the child has the attention of the procedure for equality "I get what I want but I scream" the way a child might think. Attachment to mother and father are very important in the initial stage. The more a baby interacts with her parents, the sooner we will learn and evolve and create a bond with their parents. I think everyone has their own personal beliefs about co sleeping, crying out, etc., but all that remains I think everyone needs to understand regardless of how a parent is that a baby can only benefit from interaction and attention (both positive, of course)

  4. Jennifer L says:

    If you are referring to the controversial "re-birthing" attachment therapy techniques, I think is complete bunk, possibly harmful and certainly physically dangerous. Although I think RAD (reactive attachment disorder) is an overused diagnosis, there will be for parents (adoptive parents often) of children with RAD, I can only imagine what it will take. However, this is not a cure. More like witch-resistant.

  5. Kimber says:

    Attachment parents to do with understanding and nurturing your baby. Attachment Parents love – is a great philosophies. . great and that is exactly what philosohies you choose to apply to your life in a way that works for you. Breatfeeding: So natural. so beautiful, healthy and ever so convenient. I do not know why anyone would choose to do (if there is no medical reason). Breastfeeding is not always easy, but so rewarding when you stick to it. Co-Sleeping: Reduces the risk of SIDS. If done correctly following the guidelines for safety, it is very simple. Nothing is better then to sleep with your baby. In our case, we co-slept part of the night, and moved to swing for the rest of the night. When the time came to move her to the crib, we moved the cot in our room for a few months so it could be us. It is now 9 months and in its own room (alarm work dad kept waking up) and such a happy baby:) Babywearing: I love carryomg baby in a sling. . . and that loves very much. When she was 3 months will bring the frontwards faced (he had good control of the head) and just loved this part of the talks and see people up close. Yes we astroller for walks, but we love in the performance of shopping, socializing, etc. strollers for power walks:) Believing the baby cries. . . This is great. . . I belive actually my daughter always cries for a reason. . and it is up to us to figure that one out. Crying is a signal that we should listen. Cry baby to communicate, not manipulate. I do not let my baby crying. . . ok. . maybe 2-3 minutes, when extremely tired and did not know what to do with herself to sleep. . . but never more then that. My mom says my baby never cries. . it is true, because it meets their needs, feel safe and not feel the need to cry too. Attachment parents are so basic. . . It's funny how this how mothers around the world raise their babies. . but the so-called «devellopped" countries should be re-taught techniques parental attachment because we have unlearned what is natural.

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