Introduction Psychologists define the term attachment as a situation whereby an individual feels emotionally attached to another individual. The attachment is common among children who are below five years of age. Several reasons are responsible for the attachment. Psychologists have revealed that caregivers who devote a lot of time to their children help to instill an aspect of security for them. Thus, children who feel threatened usually seek a haven from their caregivers (Berger, 2009). The context provided is an appropriate example of showing how children are attached to their parents. Although the mother of this child has become pregnant, the two-year-old son keeps disturbing her. The child demands to put on diapers despite his growth in age. Therefore, it is crucial to know the provisions of the attachment research on how the mother should respond to the child’s behavior. The process of child rebirth Sources have exposed some of the difficulties that parents of children with the attachment disorder encounter. This is because they have a responsibility of bestowing their children’s love and trust thus experiencing normal life. Literature has illustrated the complexity linked with the child’s healing process (Bradley, 2007). Although the process is time intensive, parents ought to devote themselves to enhancing their children’s wellness. Numerous psychologists have argued that the sole way to regenerate a child’s attachment would be through rebirth. They further clarify what the rebirth procedure entails. They describe rebirth as a process that bestows the love and care that such parents once showed to their children after birth. Therefore, for success in achieving the parent’s intentions, sources show the importance of both parents working unanimously (Schaffer, 2003). Reactive attachment disorder The scenario given provides enough attestation that this child suffers from “Reactive Attachment Disorder” (RAD) (Berger, 2009). Recent attachment research has shown the effect of such a disorder on children. The research has revealed that such a disorder affects the child’s personality development. In addition to their personality, the literature links this experience with difficulties in establishing effective relationships with others. For instance, the scenario provided in this study supports the above proposition. Therefore, even though the mother has become pregnant for another baby, the child depicts an excessive attachment. This is evident as the child clings to the mother persistently, demands to wear diapers, and has hit his mother severally. The level of attachment or detachment As depicted by the research, an increased attachment, as well as detachment does not facilitate a child’s growth. Sources further designate that, for healthy growth in children, it deems necessary to smack a balance amid the attachment and the detachment. Therefore, excessive clinginess observed in this child, if allowed to continue would not allow his healthy development. A study that involved several children together with their parents was used as the sample for the study. The study incorporated children with attachment and detachment experiences. The study aimed to reveal some of the resultant conseque