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Tag Archives: empathy
Child development: The importance of emotional connection
Emotional connection, initiated by an adult caretaker, is important because it supports several extremely important aspects of a child’s emotional development. Connecting with the emotional experience of an infant supports a reciprocal emotional connection from the infant. Within this emotional … Continue reading →
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Tagged adoption, child development, connection, emotional connectedness, emotional connection, emotional development, empathy, fostercare, kinship care, reciprocity, relative care, trauma informed care, trauma informed practice, trauma-informed school
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The importance of empathy
This is a reproduction of blog post I wrote approximately two years ago, so it is buried a bit in this site. Thought I would re-post under a new title because the message has been well received and, in my … Continue reading →
Posted in AAA Caregiving, Adoption, Book Reviews, Fostering, Parenting, Resilience, Schools, Wellbeing
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Tagged AAA caregiving, AAA parenting, adoption, attachment, child psychologist, development, empathy, parenting, resilience, Secure Start
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