Welcome back to part three of attachment styles. In this article, we will dive into the fearful-avoidant attachment style and explore how it looks in children as well as adults. We will explore the impact on their role as partners and caregivers, and possible pitfalls of this style.

The child’s perspectives, how they relate to others, and how they interact with their environment can all be influenced by their experiences with their caregivers. In this article, we hope to share more on how parenting styles could have an impact on children’s mental health and self-esteem.

In many sense, the family provides the support and sense of security that one needs to flourish into the person that one wants to be. In this article, we briefly explore the impact of one’s family on mental health. 

The desire to be the best parents is universal. Yet, the best intentions seem to fall short when parents become overinvolved. This article introduces and discusses the impact of three different parenting styles - lawnmower parenting, helicopter parenting, and tiger parenting- and the pitfalls parents might consider to avoid.