Between 6 and 18 month, when babies are starting to move around on their own, they will not venture very far unless a special person is in sight, or they will look back to make sure someone is watching them and cheering on their new discoveries. They are also likely to become wary of strangers. They know they can trust their special people, but they are not so sure about new people. If a new person tries to pick up a baby, the baby may cling to his special person and to away from the stranger. If a baby’s special person leaves the room, he may stop playing and burst into tears. When the special person returns, he may greet her with his biggest smile or show his annoyance and distress at having been left. Although these strong attachments can sometimes seem challenging when the child does not want to separate from a parent or leave a favorite teacher, they are important developmental milestones and will help children develop the skills they need to from lasting relationships.
Between 6 and 18 month, when babies are starting to move around on their own, they will not venture very far unless a special person is in sight, or they will look back to make sure someone is watching them and cheering on their new discoveries. They are also likely to become wary of strangers. They know they can trust their special people, but they are not so sure about new people. If a new person tries to pick up a baby, the baby may cling to his special person and to away from the stranger. If a baby’s special person leaves the room, he may stop playing and burst into tears. When the special person returns, he may greet her with his biggest smile or show his annoyance and distress at having been left. Although these strong attachments can sometimes seem challenging when the child does not want to separate from a parent or leave a favorite teacher, they are important developmental milestones and will help children develop the skills they need to from lasting relationships.
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