This study was aimed to review the history and definition of attachment parenting and to identify the types and merits of it and attachment
plays based on attachment parenting. The early rehabilitation is essential to infants and toddlers with a congenital hearing loss for
auditory and language development. Attachment parenting refers to close ties between parent and child based on skinship and emotional
exchange. There are four different types of attachment: secure, insecure-avoidant, insecure-resistant, and insecure-disorganized. Among
them, secure attachment is the optimal type through which an infant could learn to trust mother and maintain emotional stability even
when the mother was absent. In Korea, the use ondol and podaegi, which can create attachment naturally had been used traditionally.
Further Dandongsibhoon, a traditional play, is in accordance with the definition of attachment parenting. Therefore, Korean method of
child rearing is proper for attachment parenting. It was known that attachment parenting enhanced self-esteem, increased independence,
promoted social skills, and facilitated brain and language development, so that it could be used as a method of rehabilitation related to
the development of auditory, language, and cognitive abilities. Recently developed the Korean Aural Rehabilitation for Infants integrated
many attachment parenting means and sought to raise the efficacy of early rehabilitation. Conclusively, we hope that early rehabilitation
applying attachment parenting services in Korea could be expanded so that even infants and toddlers with congenital hearing loss would
grow up without having to go through many hearing-impairment problems.