In the article about the factors that threaten the attachment relationship in the modern world, I said, among other things, about kindergartens. Not always and not all teachers are able or can, or maybe just not interested in that, to establish personal contact with each child, to give him enough attention. Sometimes they just do not have the opportunities because of overcrowding in kindergartens. One of the ways in this situation to take care of relationships of affection, is to create a "village of attachment", which will include other adults, besides parents, who can take responsibility for raising the child and taking care of it. Optimally, if one of these adults will become a kindergarten teacher, where will the baby, because this person will be at least a half or full day of care for a child while parents work.
