The Secret Support

Implementation Notes

• Creating Secure Attachment: Parents should be emotionally available to their child, showing care and attention so the child feels safe and can trust the world.
• Respect for the Child's Individuality: It's important to accept the child as they are, respecting their feelings, desires, and needs without trying to mold them to fit one's expectations.
• Support in Difficult Moments: Parents should be there for their child during emotional experiences, helping them cope with difficulties and supporting their emotional state.
• Development of Independence: Gradually allow the child to make decisions and take responsibility for their actions, supporting them in this process.
• Creating a Stable and Predictable Environment: It's important for the child to know what to expect from the world around them, which helps them feel confident and calm.
• Communication and Interaction: Regular and quality communication with the child, along with shared games and activities, contribute to strengthening attachment and developing an emotional bond.
• Emotional Literacy: Teach the child to recognize and express their emotions, as well as understand the emotions of others, which fosters empathy and emotional intelligence.
• Support for Interests and Hobbies: It's important to encourage and support the child's interests and hobbies, helping them develop their talents and abilities.