Attachment
Brain Development
Repairing A Conflict
Bonding Activities
Secure Attachment
100

What is secure attachment? 

A healthy emotional bond between a child and their caregiver

100

What is cortisol?

A stress hormone

100

What is the first thing a parent should do when attempting to resolve a conflict with their child? 

Ensure both you and the child are calm

100

Rocking and coddling is suggested for which age?

Infancy

100

What does secure attachment ultimately impact for your child?

Relationships

200

Who developed attachment theory?

John Bowlby

200

What part of the brain is responsible for memory?

The hippocampus

200

What should you do if you played a part in the conflict?

Apologize 

200

Open communication is encouraged for which ages?

Toddlers, middle-aged children, and teens

200

Who is responsible for instilling secure attachment in a child? 

The caregiver/parent

300

How many attachment styles are there? 

Four: secure, anxious, avoidant, and disorganized

300

What part of the brain is responsible for processing emotions and threat detection? 

The Amygdala

300

You can ensure the child feels seen and understood by doing what? 

Acknowledging what happened or validating your child's feelings 

300

Skin-to-skin contact is suggested for which age range?

Infancy

300

Describe a caregiver who is promoting secure attachment? 

Consistently responsive, emotionally available, warm, conscious of their child’s needs, predictable, and reliable

400

How many attachment developmental stages are there? 

Four: pre-attachment, attachment-in-the-making, clear-cut attachment, and formation of a reciprocal relationship

400

What part of the brain is responsible for decision-making and planning?

The Prefrontal Cortex

400

After validating your child's feelings, the parent should take time to do what? 

Reconnect 

400

Giving your child autonomy is suggested for which age range? 

Teens

400

What do adults with secure attachment avoid when handling conflict? 

Shutting down or panicking

500

Name one thing secure attachment is linked to. 

Higher emotional resilience, healthier relationships, better stress regulation, stronger self-esteem, and greater executive functioning

500

What is the HPA axis? 

A central stress response system

500

What was the last step discussed for repairing a conflict with your child? 

Resuming normal connection

500

Utilizing a daily routine was suggested for which ages? 

toddlers and middle-aged children

500

What can adults with secure attachment do? 

Feel comfortable with intimacy, communicate needs clearly, trust partners without excessive fear, and maintain independence while staying connected

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