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crenhov
Joined 2002
Posts: 76

AP-Expat-Moms Group

22 years ago

I would like to let you know of a Yahoo group that I moderate called "AP-Expat-Moms".
This group is for those parents living outside their home countries who
are interested in Attachment Parenting. This is a safe and friendly place
for us to come together and talk about our parenting experiences in foreign
lands.

"Attachment Parenting is a philosophy based in the practice of nurturing
parenting methods that create strong emotional bonds, also known as secure
attachment, between the infant and parent(s). This style of parenting encourages
responsiveness to the infant or child's emotional needs, and develops trust
that their emotional needs will be met. As a result, this strong attachment
helps the child develop secure, empathic, peaceful, and enduring relationships."
-Attachment Parenting International website

Currently there are 40 members with some interesting discussions
going on. If you would like to join us, just go to:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AP-Expat-Moms/

If this group is of interest to you, I hope to see you there!!!

Carmen Crenshaw-Hovey
US citizen in Zurich, Switzerland
SAHM of Sam 7 & Aleksander 3

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