Kids thrive on feeling loved and secure. But sometimes, just saying "I love you" isn’t enough, especially when they’re away from us. That’s where visual cues come in - like a little love note for their eyes. Something they can see and hold onto throughout their day.

What is secure attachment?

Secure attachment is a healthy emotional bond that develops between a child and their caregiver, typically a parent, in the early years of life. This type of attachment is characterized by the child feeling safe, understood, and consistently cared for by the caregiver. 

Those kids are twice as likely to handle their emotions well and bounce back from tough situations. Plus, kids who feel emotionally secure are 75% more likely to do well in school and 45% of them show fewer signs of anxiety and depression.

Schools that focus on emotional learning see an 11% increase in academic achievement, and kids who feel supported are 67% less likely to act out. Even physically, strong emotional bonds can cut the risk of stress-related health issues by 30%.

Secure attachment is associated with positive outcomes throughout life, including better social skills, higher self-esteem, and more effective coping strategies in stressful situations.