THE RELATIONSHIP OF BONDING ATTACHMENT BETWEEN CHILDREN AND WORKING MOTHERS TOWARDS CHILDREN'S SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND INDEPENDENCE IN AL IZZAH KINDERGARTEN, MOJOKERTO

Abstract

The golden age period is a time of growth for children that occurs early in their
lives. During this period, children's growth and development occur very
rapidly. The foundation of children's growth and development during the
golden age is the family environment. The family is the primary environment
for children's growth and development, shaping the good and bad aspects of
human personality. The role of mothers as parents is very important in forming
a bonding attachment with children. Working mothers have less time with
their children, which can affect their development. The treatment given by
parents to children, whether in the form of affection or protection, according
to the child's needs, will foster a bond. The purpose of this study was to analyze
the relationship between children's attachment to working mothers and the
development of children's social independence at Al Izzah Kindergarten,
Mojokerto. Quantitative research method with correlation research type, and
its output is a Book with an ISBN and the Bershinta research journal. Based
on the results of the Pearson correlation test, which shows a correlation
coefficient of 0.537 and a significance level of 0.002 between the bonding
attachment variable and social development and independence. The
significance value is less than 0.05; therefore, the Ha statement is accepted.
The correlation value of 0.537, according to the correlation coefficient value
guidelines, indicates that the level of bonding attachment relationship between
children and working mothers to social development and independence is
included in the category of strong or high relationships.