First of all, the resistant attachments often have parents who are inconsistent in caring. They react enthusiastically or indifferently, depending on their moods and are frequently unresponsive. This attachment derives from the mother being engaged with the child only once her own needs are met. For example, the mothers who are psychology imbalanced and depressed, experience difficulty in responding to their babies’ needs. And, often mothers do not provide an accurate level of comforting to their babies in order to help babies control their negative emotions. In turn, babies with this type of attachment cope with undependable caregiving. They are desperately clinging and crying to obtain emotional support and comfort. And then, they become
