Attachment | Shirlyn Lee

Triptych of a young Asian toddler seen from behind in three different environments: playing freely at home, standing still and observing a group of people in a social setting, and staying close to an adult in a busy public space, illustrating how children behave differently across contexts.

Why Your Child Behaves Differently in Different Places (And What It Really Means About Their Temperament)

Children aren’t inconsistent — they’re responding to the environment. This post explores why a child can be loud and playful at home yet quiet or cautious elsewhere, and how temperament, warm-up styles, and emotional safety shape the way they show up in every space.

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4 days ago6 min read