William and Martha Sears’ had a unique daughter named, Hayden. Unlike her three other siblings, Hayden was considered a high needs baby. She required an immense amount of attention and caring for from her parents. In other words, Hayden would be considered a difficult baby in her early temperament stage. As told by her parents, Hayden required constant care meaning she needed to be held by her parents at all times and even sleep in the same bed. She wanted the comfort from her parents only, along with being constantly breastfed as a soothing mechanism as opposed to a pacifier or bottle. Difficult babies, in general, are hard to please, constantly crying for their parents affection. They neglect the want to adapt to new people, objects or routines
