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Date Posted: 20:02:06 02/07/07 Wed
Author: Lisa Bailey
Subject: Bonding

I believe in having set limits on how much the child can bond so as they don't form an emotional attatchment. I believe that bonding is important but can also be over done (ex. sheltering the child, or the child not leaving home at a normal age around early to mid-20's). If a child has no bonding, is usually when the child gets into more trouble in school and life. There must be a middle ground. Growing up, I was in the middle of both my parents. If I ever need to talk I could go to either of them; but if I wanted to go out or get away from them, they understood and were okay with it.

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