1. Reactive Attachment Disorder can be defined as a serious condition in which infants and/or young children struggle to establish healthy attachments with their main caregivers.
2. A healthy attachment style between a child and their parent starts while the baby is still in the womb. The connection and the desire that healthy children seek, especially when they are scared or hungry, displays a healthy attachment style.
3. Two circumstances that may “rob” children of the opportunity to form a healthy attachment with their caregivers, could be entering them into foster care or abuse and/or neglect at home.
4. The two types of pathogenic care that may contribute to a child developing RAD are orphanages and abusive households.
5. The two primary
2. A healthy attachment style between a child and their parent starts while the baby is still in the womb. The connection and the desire that healthy children seek, especially when they are scared or hungry, displays a healthy attachment style.
3. Two circumstances that may “rob” children of the opportunity to form a healthy attachment with their caregivers, could be entering them into foster care or abuse and/or neglect at home.
4. The two types of pathogenic care that may contribute to a child developing RAD are orphanages and abusive households.
5. The two primary