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As an infant, molly was securely attached to her mother and her father, and this attachment has not changed. when she enters preschool, she is most likely to be curious and willing to explore her environment.
When an infant has a secure attachment to a parent the infant can?
In 55% of cases, infants with secure attachments can start playing again after greeting and/or approaching the caregiver.
What happens if a child does not form an attachment?
- We now understand how important it is for parents to build a solid and long-lasting relationship with their children.
According to the theory, there are four types of attachment styles -
- safe.
- avoiding (aka dismissive, or anxious-avoidant in children)
- anxious (aka preoccupied, or anxious-ambivalent in children)
- disorganized (aka fearful-avoidant in children)
What happens when a mother doesn't bond with her child?
- Lack of this connection results in issues with behavior, handling emotions, and adjusting to new situations.
- This may have effects that last throughout childhood and into adulthood. However, if it is identified early, attachment disorder is frequently treatable.
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