At least one parents should stay home to make sure that they make a secure attatchment with their children. The attachment children make with their primary caregivers at a Young age has a great impact their social, cognitive and physcological development. The attatchement children form with their parent influences their ability to manage stress, success in future relationships, their tenancy to explore and learn, the likelihood of them taking risks, ability to bounce back from difficult situations and their overall sense of self.
Those children that develop a secure attatchment with their caregivers feel as though their needs are being contiunually met and feel supported and comfortable with themselves are able to develop more sound relationships with others and have a higher self esteem. Children which develop insecure attatchment tend to be more aggressive, have a higher chance of developing mental illness such as depression and anxiety, can become
According to bowldings attatchment theory continuous care during the first two years to a single important attatchment figure is essential for a childs healthy development. Bowlding suggested that if the attatchment between the prime caregiver and child is broken or disturbued during this critical time, the child will suffer. Consiquences include increased tendency to be aggressive, more likely to develop depression later on in life, reduced intelligence and in exstreme cases affectionless psychopathy. This means that children are unable to show affection or concern for others. Studys support bowldings theory as children who attended childcare were reported more aggressive, and ,….. than those who didn’t. This is why it is important for at least one parent to stay at home.
A leading cause of insecure attatchment is lack of consistentisy in primary caregiver. This is why it is important for at least one parent to remain at home, in order for children develop a secure attatchment and environment that a child feels safe and secure in.

attathcment develops a childs identity and self worth according to bowlding a child develop a internal working model, this is a childs understanding of themselves and the others around them. This begins to develop when a child begins to interact with others and is dependant on past experience and relationships with others. The relationship a child has with its parent is the basis of the internal working model and therefore a predictor of future realtionships. The internal working model includes how trustworthy children perceive others, how a child perceives themselves and their self worth and their self assessment of their ability to interacr with others. A secure attatchment will allow children to