It’s a breathtaking realization that my little boy is already celebrating his first birthday! Looking back on this past year, it’s been a whirlwind of growth, changes, and milestones. I can still vividly recall those early days when he was so tiny, fragile, and dependent on me for everything. It was a journey into the unknown, filled with nervousness and apprehension. I had never changed a diaper or held a newborn before, and the thought of making a mistake was daunting. But here we are, a year later, thriving and learning together, and I wouldn’t trade this journey for anything in the world. From the moment he was born to our everyday adventures at home, I’ve learned so much about what works best for us as a family. I want to emphasize that I’m not here to give advice, but rather to share what has worked for us. One thing that has really influenced my parenting style is attachment theory, especially the idea of secure attachment. Attachment theory, developed by psychologist John Bowlby, focuses on the bond between a child and their primary caregiver, usually the mother. This bond, nurtured during infancy, is crucial for a child’s emotional and psychological…