• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

The Thoughtful Parent

A blog that makes child development approachable.

  • About Me
  • Social-Emotional Development
    • 7 Ways to Teach Your Child About Kindness
    • 4 Powerful Social-Emotional Lessons Kids are Learning During the Pandemic
  • Temperament
    • Seeing the Unique Gift of Your Child’s Temperament
    • Insights for Parents from the Science of Child Temperament
  • Toddler Development
    • Research-Backed Real-Life Strategies to Discipline Kids without Yelling
    • Research-Backed Ways to Thrive Through the Toddler Years
  • Child Development Classics
    • A Parent’s Guide to Understanding the 4 Attachment Styles
    • Child Psychology Classics: The Mirror Test
  • Parent Coaching

Attachment Podcast

Uncategorized · February 11, 2010

I was just finishing up the previous post when I came across this excellent podcast on infant-parent attachment. This is from a wonderful series called “Good Enough Moms.” The hosts are a mother-daughter duo who discuss all things parenting and child development-related. One of the hosts, Marti Erikson has a PhD and is a professor/researcher who specializes in attachment theory. Her daughter Erin has a background in Public Health and is a mom with 2 young kids at home so she has a lot of real-world questions.

 
The podcast on infant-parent attachment is great and explains many of the basic concepts of attachment and how it develops. They also discuss the distinction between attachment theory and attachment parenting. All of this, by chance, fits perfectly with my previous post.
 
So check out this excellent podcast to learn more about infant-parent attachment.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: attachment

Amy Webb, Ph.D.

Writer and mom of two who brings academic child development and parenting information into the lives of ordinary parents who can use it in their daily lives.

Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. Stacey Keller Thompson says

    February 22, 2010 at 2:39 pm

    Cool Amy, I'll try to check it out. If you enjoy mom podcasts, you might enjoy babiesandmomsradio.com (sister show: the mompodcast). Three other moms and I have been hosting this for about 3 years now. We cover every thing you can think of for babies 0-3 and now we are expanding to older ages as well. We host many experts who share great info. with us as we all have many questions. Between the four of us we have 20 children from 0-17. So, we have lots of real-world questions too. If you go to the website you can find a link there to the show, but all the back show are available on itunes. Thanks for all you're doing!

    http://www.babiesandmomsradio.com

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Primary Sidebar

child temperament quiz
Amy Webb
As a mom of two young boys, I've seen first-hand how research-based child development information, combined with intuition, can guide you through your parenting journey. Although I have a Ph.D.in Human Development and Family Sciences, many of my real parenting discoveries have come through my experience. I believe parenting with confidence comes from knowledge; parenting with grace comes from insight. Join me on this parenting journey of learning and discovery

Learn Your Child’s Temperament

child temperament

Moms–Preview My New Book!

Get Parenting Inspiration at My RedBubble Shop

parenting blog

Guides

Child Temperament

Stay-at-Home Mom

Developmental Toys

Toddler Development

Social-Emotional Development

 

Search

Online Course for Moms

stay at home mom course

As seen on

Amazon affiliate links appear on this blog. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases (at no added cost to you).

Popular Posts

  • newborn reflexes
    What a Baby’s Temperament Tells Us About Their Long-Term Development
  • top parenting blogs
    23 Best Parenting Blogs
  • mirror test babies
    Child Psychology Classics: The Mirror Test
  • connecting with kids
    What Research Says is the Best Stay-at-Home Mom Schedule for Kids {and moms too!}
  • toddler speaks own language
    How to Give Your Child a 1980s Childhood {and it’s backed by research!}

Join our Facebook Group of intentional parents!

parenting

Copyright © 2023 · Maker Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in