Quotes are from:
  High Risk:Children Without a Conscience
  by Dr. Ken Magid and Carole McKelvey

"Not only does a healthy attachment insure the child's physical survival,

...it allows him
to develop both
trust in others
and
reliance on himself."


(Vera Fahlberg. M.D.)

"An affectionate bond
between two individuals
that endures through space and time
and serves to join them emotionaly."

(Vera Fahlberg, M.D.)

A healthy attachment
helps the child to:

  • attain his full intellectual potential
  • sort out what he perceives
  • think logically
  • develop a conscience
  • become self-reliant
  • cope with stress and frustration
  • handle fear and worry
  • develop future relationships
  • reduce jealousy
    (Fahlberg)

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