Tina Payne Bryson
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848 appearances
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first heard Mar 2020
last heard May 2020
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Abuse is far more likely than anyone ever knew.
And so I'm for sure talking about that.
And and this is difficult to talk about, but it's important because some of us as parents that are listening may have had this experience.
But if you have a biological drive to go to your attachment figure.
So let's say you're a little lion cub and you see a predator.
Threat and danger and distress and fear is what actually activates the attachment system.
So when that little lion cub
feels like, Oh my gosh, that's dangerous, I'm scared, something dangerous is happening.
They run em automatically to their attachment figure to help them survive.
That's the essence of what the attachment system is there for.
So as human infant babies, you know, we cry and that signals our parents to come and get us.
And, you know, I mean, even my dog, if she hears something scary, she may run to me, right?
So what happens if the caregiver is the source of your terror or danger or fear or threat?
Then you also have a biological circuit that's telling you to get away from what's dangerous.
So you actually have disorganization in the brain and this is called disorganized attachment.
And it's it has profound impacts on development in really, really difficult ways.
So
That's obviously one piece of this.
And if if you are in a situation where you know of a child whose parents are the source of their danger, that's really important to get help right away.
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