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Attachment

Patterns of a child’s behavior directed toward the caregiver in order to achieve physical and psychological safety.  In attachment theory this describes the particular emotional relationship a child forms with a caregiver, within which the child seeks comfort and security from the caregiver. It helps with a child’s survival at biological and psychological levels and informs an infant’s brain development. It can be impacted by child factors (e.g illness), parent factors (e.g. abuse) and environmental factors (e.g stress).

 



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