What is the best attachment parenting book out there?

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Mia asked:


Hi

I want a good attachment parenting book but there are so many to choose from.

Which one do you think is best?

Thanks
I know you can’t learn to be a good parent from a book but i just want to read a few books on different parental styles just in case. Thanks for you opinion anyway.

Alvin

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3 Responses to “What is the best attachment parenting book out there?”

  1. seattle mom Says:

    dr. sears’s The Baby Book.
    it’s been my bible.

  2. silverfox9605 Says:

    You can’t learn to be a good parent from a book!

  3. mgnavadomskis Says:

    The books by Drs Sears are awesome. The thing to remember, though, and that Dr Sears has tried to make a point of in recent years, is that the most important thing is that parents & baby & family are all doing what makes them feel comfortable, happy & right. Don’t get too wrapped up in trying to do *everything* that sits under the ‘attachment parenting’ umbrella.

    Attachment parenting is about creating a strong trust bond with your child, not following a set of instructions. The ideas presented in any attachment parenting book or website are just ways that some people have used to help create that all-important bond.

    And, you’ll find, if you follow your heart, most of the ideas presented are pretty much what you’d do, anyway, whether it was ‘AP’ or not.

    What I love best about the Sears books, myself, is the one anecdote that they told about their older son, hearing their baby crying & going in to comfort it on his own. I love that the AP ideas that they used to raise him made him confident & caring enough to naturally want to use them himself.

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