[Ruth P. Newton] An American child psychologist, she has been a psychological manager for a long time in the organization "Children and Family Mental Health Service" in De Paul Village, San Diego. As a result, she came into contact with hundreds of cases of mother-infant psychotherapy, and possessed professional knowledge of attachment theory and early human brain development theory, and creatively applied these scientific progress and practical knowledge of human infancy to children's early training.

The book "The Critical Period of Good Mothers Grasping Children's Attachment" is a valuable and extensive interdisciplinary view of Newton's psychology and neuropsychology on early emotional development based on his own accumulation for many years, and it is also a valuable popular science reading for the unique operation of the right brain.

The contents of this book include the importance of early parent-child relationship, how it affects the development of the brain, and "good enough" training methods, that is, how to cultivate children's safe attachment and adjust their emotions. Because early attachment plays an important role in the healthy development of children's "social-emotional" skills. This book can increase parents' "self-awareness" about the relationship between the way of raising children and the development of "social-emotion", especially for parents, the staff who take care of children and those who take care of children under 5 years old, and bring concrete operation methods of attachment theory and emotion regulation theory.

Attachment is important for all of us, because secure attachment will directly improve the world we live in. This book, The Critical Period for Good Mothers to Grasp Children's Attachment, discusses the internal working mode of attachment, its control on emotional state, and its decisive significance to the overall happiness of you and your children.