It's actually a good sign if your child feels comfortable enough to misbehave around you but tends to be on their best behavior for other people. vanessalobue explains why.
Many parents wonder why their toddler behaves much better at school than they do at home.
After a few minutes, the teachers introduced themselves, provided an overview of our children’s typical day at school, and then invited questions. I was a rookie, so I had no idea what to ask, and kept quiet while concentrating carefully on keeping my body on the tiny chair. They were all astounded by how the teachers were able to keep a class of 12 toddlers organized throughout the day. “How on earth do you get my son to nap?” “How do you get my daughter to use the potty so consistently?” “My son sits and colors quietly?” “Are you sure you’re talking about my kid?”Surprisingly, everyone seemed to have toddlers who behaved much better at school than they did at home for us.
It turns out that the reason isn’t that your kids like other people better than they like you—it’s actually quite the opposite. In fact, this pattern of behavior could be a good sign that your child is securely attached to you.A psychologist named Mary Ainsworth from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Virginia became famous for studying infants’ attachments to their moms in an experiment she called the “strange situation.
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