Children's World Montessori

Children will do just about anything to maintain a close attachment with their parents because they depend on them to survive. They will self-sacrifice and submit to their parent’s desires and preferences.
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Through fear-based tactics, children don’t grow the skills of the prefrontal cortex but rather live in their nervous system’s chosen brainstem response. They are not learning impulse control, problem-solving, emotional regulation, empathy, or respect. They learn an entirely different skill. They learn to survive.
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Then, those children grow up into adults whose bodies remember the fear and aloneness and they look for ways to feel safe. So they too attempt to control. And, essentially, their fear then elicits the use of fear-based tactics, and the cycle perpetuates.

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