Social Emotional Development and Infant Bonding Strategies for Today that Yield Benefits Tomorrow
Amanda Tami, LBA, BCBA, LPC, discusses social emotional development and infant bonding strategies that have long-term impact. She outlines nervous system function, underscoring coregulation and the importance of the child-parent relationship. Tami touches on the impact of digital disruption and notes that infants can experience trauma. The speaker reiterates emotional management and regulation and gives suggestions for how to repair relationships after a meltdown or outburst.
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