To build a sense of attachment and security in your child, do not skimp out on cuddling. Show your child how much they mean to you by giving hugs and kisses at all ages.

Read to your toddler. Teach your toddler to love books and reading. Allow
the toddler to look at the pictures, turn pages, and retell the story. Ask
questions about the story and pictures.

Always do your best, and forget the rest. When things go wrong, just remember this to shall pass.

Caregivers sometimes are tempted to leave a baby in their crib or playpen for convenience or to put them on a pre-determined routine for feeding, changing, and sleeping regardless to the child's day-to-day rhythms or preferences. Having a secure attachment to the caregivers is vital to healthy emotional development of the child. Make sure to hold, touch, talk to, and comfort the children in your care.