"I'm near." How involvement in a child's life affects his personality

A book that will help to form a reliable attachment of children to close adults.

This book is the answer to the most common question of parents: what is the most important thing I can do to make my children successful and comfortable in life?
And for this, you don't need your own idealism, hundreds of manuals on upbringing, expensive kindergartens and development circles. It is more important to be close and spend quality time with the child.
Daniel Siegel and Tina Bryson suggest the components that make up a quality presence: security, visibility, support, and confidence. In the book, they tell in detail about each component that helps to build a healthy and friendly relationship with the child and finally let go of yourself. After all, all parents are imperfect, but there are those who are close, support, love, protect. And it is they who create the conditions for reliable attachment and healthy development of the child.