When a caretaker rocks, hugs, comforts, and laughs with a child, the child’s brain is being transformed in a positive way. In the movie, when Riley goes ice skating with her parents, we can see that she has a secure attachment because she feels safe to try the intimidating adventure of ice skating.Īttachment also can be seen from an emotional perspective. From a behavioral perspective, all of those instinctive childhood behaviors (reaching, clinging, sucking) help create an attachment bond, help protect a child from fear and harm, and help a child safely explore the world. So, attachment can be defined in both behavioral and emotional terms. Through repeated interactions with her parents-feeding, cooing, changing, snuggling, rocking – Riley leans to recognize that her needs will be met and learns to feel secure in the world. They held her and adored her and she felt a sense of connectedness to them since infancy. So let’s talk about attachment in Riley’s case. We’ve been covering attachment on the blog for the past few weeks, and you can click here to see all of the posts if you need to catch up. I also think “Inside Out” paints a great picture of attachment and attunement. It is a great way for both kids and parents to start talking about emotions and normalizing the emotions that can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster.īut I want to take it a step further.
#What does riley learn in inside out the movie movie
What I love about this movie is that it gives a pretty accurate portrayal of emotional development and expression in kids. These emotions live in “Headquarters,” the control center in Riley’s mind and they advise her through everyday life. Like all of us, Riley is guided by her emotions, which in the movie are portrayed as cartoon characters representing Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust, and Sadness. “Inside Out” is a beautiful story about a young girl named Riley who is generally happy and well-adjusted – until her father gets a new job and moves the family from Minnesota to San Francisco. First, go watch the movie, and then come back and read this post. If you haven’t – what are you waiting for? Also – spoiler alert.
By now, many of you have probably seen Pixar’s movie, “Inside Out”.
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