strengthened emotional bonding

What Are the Signs of a Strong Emotional Bond?

A strong emotional bond is evident when a child:
Feels safe and secure with the caregiver.
Seeks comfort from the caregiver when distressed.
Shows affection and attachment behaviors.
Displays confidence in exploring their environment.
Communicates openly with the caregiver.

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