Infant attachment refers to the emotional bond or connection that develops between a baby and their primary caregiver. It is important for the baby's well-being, as it helps them feel safe, loved, and secure. Full definition
She is best known for her landmark work in assessing the security of infant attachment and linking attachment security to aspects of maternal care giving. (psychology.jrank.org)
Numerous findings confirm the core hypothesis that sensitive parenting causes infant attachment security, although other causes should not be ruled out. (child-encyclopedia.com)
Programs such as this are likely to benefit the mother — infant attachment relationship with mother's reporting greater well - being. (academic.oup.com)