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The rewards came when watching him play confidently at the park the other day. I sat close by, and let him climb from my lap to the toddler playground, and happily entertain himself for nearly an hour, before coming back to touch base with his mummy.
The effort we’ve put in, to encourage him to be secure, and confident truly paid off that day – and it really shows in his interactions with other people.

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