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Core Lessons

What Attachment Is and Why It Matters

Building Attachment with Infants

Attachment and Separation in Toddlers

Attachment and Independence in Preschoolers

Recognizing Secure Attachment Behaviors

Signs That May Indicate Attachment Difficulties

Supporting Attachment in Group Care Settings

Partnering with Families on Attachment

Practice Quiz

Quiz: Defining Attachment

Answer: Defining Attachment

Quiz: Building Infant Attachment

Answer: Building Infant Attachment

Quiz: Toddler Separation Anxiety

Answer: Toddler Separation Anxiety

Quiz: Preschooler Attachment and Separation

Answer: Preschooler Attachment and Separation

Quiz: Signs of Attachment Difficulty

Answer: Signs of Attachment Difficulty

Quiz: Supporting Attachment in Group Care

Answer: Supporting Attachment in Group Care

Core lessons and practice quiz on attachment and emotional security, birth to five.

The basics of attachment theory and how caregivers build a secure base with infants,
toddlers, and preschoolers. .

Attachment and Emotional Security

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