What's connected parenting look like outside of the early childhood years? I mean when the child is no longer cosleeping, breastfeeding, able to be slung, etc....What is the evolution of attachment parenting in older children?
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I think that it looks different for every family. Family choices will dictate some of it: educational choices, activity choices, as well as others. For instance, some families go to a church where the entire family goes to the same SS class. Some homeschool. Some opt for mainly family activities. Other families choose other options.
I am only partially AP, so maybe I'm not the best person to respond here. I hope you get some better answers.
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I am only partially AP, so maybe I'm not the best person to respond here. I hope you get some better answers.
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Connected parenting in our household includes very open communication. The more bonded I've been to each child, the stronger the relationship as they've grown. They're more comfortable talking to DH & I about anything, and often take our advice to heart. At the same time, I see mutual respect happening. It's very nice.
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Hmmm, maybe I'm not the person to ask either.
But with our ds (7) it's basically lots and lots of talks, some time together most days, even though he has a really advanced reading ability he still likes me to read to him (which I think is really sweet) and we just talk about what each person did that day.
But with our ds (7) it's basically lots and lots of talks, some time together most days, even though he has a really advanced reading ability he still likes me to read to him (which I think is really sweet) and we just talk about what each person did that day.
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Thank you all for replying, these were the exact type of responses I was hoping to hear. It sounds like the dynamic is very different from family to family although at the infancy stage, it is fairly similar. Is that right?
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