If you've found your way to this website, it's likely that you have a child who is deeply attached to a blanket, teddy bear, or other favorite toy, and they just don't want to let go.

Your child carries this object everywhere, never wants to part with it, and fears that it will be taken or that something unfortunate will happen to it.

In social situations, your child becomes withdrawn, clinging to their object instead of engaging and making meaningful connections with others.

Even though your child has friends and is getting older, they still insist on carrying their object everywhere they go.

And as parents, you yearn for your child to embrace a world beyond their security object. You want them to experience freedom and open themselves up to building social relationships with children their own age. However, when you ask your child to release their grip on the object, they resist with all their might and simply don't want to let go.