Parent Child Bond

Repeated care experiences give the child a sense of security. The parent-child connection is significant to the child as it helps them to interact with other kids freely; they develop the ability to balance their emotions, they explore the world due to their sense of security and become pliant to stress. Attachment is important to a child as it helps them seek closeness to their parents, seek comfort at times of anguish and internalize the relationship with their parents. The character of every human being develops from the encountered childhood experiences with their parents or peers. Newborns develop genes from their parents and it plays the biggest role in their developments. It occurs when the Attunement, Balance and Coherence processes of secure attachments are not achieved.