The Attachment Parenting Book: A Commonsense Guide to Understanding and Nurturing Your Child Paperback – Illustrated, 1 January 1960
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William Sears
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Martha Sears
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- Language : English
- Paperback : 192 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0316778095
- ISBN-13 : 978-0316778091
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William Sears, M.D., has practiced as a paediatrician for nearly thirty years and Martha Sears, R.N., is a registered nurse, childbirth educator, and breastfeeding consultant.
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4.3 out of 5 stars
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Clara Ruth
5.0 out of 5 stars
This book makes healthy attachment accessible
2 March 2018 -
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I found this book to clearly and simply convey everything I would most want to transmit to new parents about what is most critical in enabling babies and toddlers to thrive for the long-term through optimal attachment to parents. I have studied the neuroscience of this, which is very impressive and convincing, but not particularly readable unless you are scientifically or psychologically oriented (if so, the work of Allan Shore, PhD is inspiring). Sears makes this invaluable model accessible for the day by day experience of a new, or new-to-attachment, parent, answering many questions that are likely to come up; and laying out practical details for implementing it. With his expertise as a pediatric physician and his hands-on experience, with his wife, of raising eight children, practicing attachment for many years, his advice feels grounded and trustworthy. Other reviewers have commented that it is repetitious but I would describe that as reinforcing and clarifying the most essential intentions and practices of this system. As a child therapist and parent, I cannot say enough about how important healthy attachment is for the deep well-being and development of a child. Sears' book is a great tool for bringing it to life in your own family.
14 people found this helpful

PN
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great advices for the soft hearted moms
19 March 2014 -
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I practice attachment parenting b/c that it the way feel most natural to me. I use many of the advices from Dr. Sear for all of my 3 kids. I have all girls 5,7,10. I don't want to brag about my kids here as I think the results of any parenting method can't really be measure until much later in life. Whether they will grow up as well ground adults with healthy life styes, successful career, happy individual, & a great contributor to human life....but for now, I can tell you that I'm very proud of my children at this ages & we are a very happy loving family. I don't "spoil" my kids as contrary to many incorrect perception about parenting. We try to provide a loving but structure environment for our children.
Dr. Sear offer many great advice in this book & I used it in those days that my kids were babies age. We co-sleep & I nurse my kids. My baby was nurse until she almost 3. They are all very independent now & have their own rooms, which they took care really well. I almost NEVER let my babies cry & always pick them up to comfort them, my kids are great sleepers now, all we do at night is tuck them in with good night kisses, they wake up to use the rest room by themselves. Every once in a while, we allow them to sleep in our beds & that is a special treat.
Except travelling for work, my husband & I NEVER take a vacation without the kids. We rather travel with other family friends so we have the adults companies & the kids have friends their ages to. We enjoy our kids companies & they love ours.
If you don't use all the advice in this book, you can still benefit from reading it & maybe apply some
My mom use the "tough love" method on me . I turn out fine but I always secretly wish she was more gentle with me.
So there is no right or wrong, just practice what you believe in your loving heart & hopefully we will raise the next generation of great human, loving & giving :-)
Dr. Sear offer many great advice in this book & I used it in those days that my kids were babies age. We co-sleep & I nurse my kids. My baby was nurse until she almost 3. They are all very independent now & have their own rooms, which they took care really well. I almost NEVER let my babies cry & always pick them up to comfort them, my kids are great sleepers now, all we do at night is tuck them in with good night kisses, they wake up to use the rest room by themselves. Every once in a while, we allow them to sleep in our beds & that is a special treat.
Except travelling for work, my husband & I NEVER take a vacation without the kids. We rather travel with other family friends so we have the adults companies & the kids have friends their ages to. We enjoy our kids companies & they love ours.
If you don't use all the advice in this book, you can still benefit from reading it & maybe apply some
My mom use the "tough love" method on me . I turn out fine but I always secretly wish she was more gentle with me.
So there is no right or wrong, just practice what you believe in your loving heart & hopefully we will raise the next generation of great human, loving & giving :-)
56 people found this helpful

kl
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not a good guide
17 September 2018 -
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I was expecting this book to be more of a helpful guidebook full of advice and strategies for parents who already want to do attachment parenting. E.g. What do I do if my baby starts screaming in his carseat on the highway? What if my back hurts too much to continue babywearing? Etc. Not helpful. It's more of a defense of attachment parenting. Maybe the Baby Book from the Sear's library would be more helpful in this regard? Anyway, huge disappointment.
10 people found this helpful

Rachel Rainbolt
5.0 out of 5 stars
Give life to your intuitive wisdom
14 August 2020 -
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I read The Attachment Parenting Book: A Commonsense Guide to Understanding and Nurturing Your Baby by Dr. William and Martha Sears in grad school after giving birth to my first baby and it gave life to all of the intuitive wisdom that had been screaming deep within me against all of the loud, controlling mainstream parenting advice of disconnection. The primary tenants of the approach are the 7 B’s: birth bonding, breastfeeding, baby wearing, bedding close to baby, belief in the language value of your baby’s cry, beware of baby trainers, and balance. They are a set of practices rooted in a a natural, evolutionary approach that sets up both baby and mother to thrive. This book will soften you and shift you into a harmonious alignment with your baby, forming a secure connection that can last a lifetime.
“To your baby, you are the best mother.”
“To your baby, you are the best mother.”

5.0 out of 5 stars
Give life to your intuitive wisdom
Reviewed in the United States on 14 August 2020
I read The Attachment Parenting Book: A Commonsense Guide to Understanding and Nurturing Your Baby by Dr. William and Martha Sears in grad school after giving birth to my first baby and it gave life to all of the intuitive wisdom that had been screaming deep within me against all of the loud, controlling mainstream parenting advice of disconnection. The primary tenants of the approach are the 7 B’s: birth bonding, breastfeeding, baby wearing, bedding close to baby, belief in the language value of your baby’s cry, beware of baby trainers, and balance. They are a set of practices rooted in a a natural, evolutionary approach that sets up both baby and mother to thrive. This book will soften you and shift you into a harmonious alignment with your baby, forming a secure connection that can last a lifetime.Reviewed in the United States on 14 August 2020
“To your baby, you are the best mother.”
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quesolover
5.0 out of 5 stars
A must read for all new parents.
17 February 2018 -
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Will teach you to trust yourself & your baby. Teaches you to go with what you believe. It was recommended to me by a developmental professor I had, while studying psychology. Best book recommendation I ever received, as it is helping me raise my little human.
8 people found this helpful