TEMPERAMENT, REGULATION & ATTACHMENT
Understanding Who Your Baby Is and What They Need
Every baby is born with a unique temperament. Some babies are calm and adaptable, while others are highly sensitive, intense or more difficult to soothe. Understanding your baby’s temperament can transform the way you interpret and respond to their behaviour.
This session explores temperament, emotional regulation and attachment through a developmental lens. We discuss why babies depend on caregivers to regulate their emotions, how secure attachment develops, and practical ways to build trust, connection and emotional security.
Parents will learn how to work with their baby’s individual temperament rather than against it, creating stronger relationships and reducing unnecessary stress.
In this session, you will learn:
• What temperament is and how it influences behaviour
• Different temperament styles and characteristics
• The importance of co-regulation
• How secure attachment develops
• Why attachment matters for future development
• Practical ways to strengthen connection and trust
Because there is no such thing as a good or a bad baby—only babies with different needs.
TEMPERAMENT, REGULATION & ATTACHMENT
Understanding Who Your Baby Is and What They Need
Every baby is born with a unique temperament. Some babies are calm and adaptable, while others are highly sensitive, intense or more difficult to soothe. Understanding your baby’s temperament can transform the way you interpret and respond to their behaviour.
This session explores temperament, emotional regulation and attachment through a developmental lens. We discuss why babies depend on caregivers to regulate their emotions, how secure attachment develops, and practical ways to build trust, connection and emotional security.
Parents will learn how to work with their baby’s individual temperament rather than against it, creating stronger relationships and reducing unnecessary stress.
In this session, you will learn:
• What temperament is and how it influences behaviour
• Different temperament styles and characteristics
• The importance of co-regulation
• How secure attachment develops
• Why attachment matters for future development
• Practical ways to strengthen connection and trust
Because there is no such thing as a good or a bad baby—only babies with different needs.
