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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You know, the things that the prefrontal cortex does, such as
insight and empathy and sound decision making and regulating the body and regulating emotions and a lot more, these are all outcomes of secure attachment.
So we really believe that the reason
that secure attachment relationships lead to the best outcomes for kids is because the brain is optimally developed in those areas because of the relationship.
So relationships and and the kind of parenting we provide.
It doesn't just influence our kids' minds or behaviors or character or spirit.
It actually influences the architecture of how that brain gets wired and integrated.
Yes, I'm so glad you asked that because if we remember that the whole foundation of attachment relationships
is based on the idea that it's activated and its purpose is to respond to distress.
So in a way
These attachment relationships that we have, even if they're full of flaws.
This is nature's way of building resilience into us for this very type of thing that when we are in distress, that is when we most need each other.
And so
your kids may be acting in ways that are more difficult right now.
And you might be having a more difficult time as a parent as well.
And this is when your kid needs you the most.
So the first thing is
We have to take care of ourselves and do whatever we can to.
Nurture and soothe ourselves so that we have the capacity to meet our kids' needs as best we can right now.
That being said.
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