Sheri

“For a child to grow and thrive, all of their basic needs must be met. Most parents consider nutrition, sleeping, clothing and affection when they think of basic needs. Attention, connection, safety, belonging, play and discovery are, however, just as important as affection, rest and nutrition. If a child’s needs, both physical and emotional, are being met, they feel safe, loved and well.”
― Ariadne Brill, Twelve Alternatives to Time Out: Connected Discipline Tools for Raising Cooperative Children