“…Supportive parents can be described as possessing superior interpersonal skills and emotional well-being, which allows them the enjoyment of higher quality relationships, both parental and other (Ryan et al, 2006). According to Fish, Amerikaner, and Lucas (2007), "Parenting which is high in warmth, is sensitive, and is also child-centered is associated with more positive social and cognitive child outcomes, such as secure attachment, higher early language skills, and greater self-regulation" (p. 205-206). Berlin and Cassidy (2003) state, "...mothers of secure children socialize their children's emotions to help provide a 'secure base from which to explore'.…”