Assertion: attachment's caregiver | /r/HasProperty | the mother
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: namely
type: OTHER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: It’s the first relationship of the newborn with the main caregiver (often the mother), ‘main’ being the person that’s consistently receptive to the child’s needs.
text: When faced with threat the child turns to the primary caregiver, which can be a mother or father, with the expectation they will receive protection and reassurance.
text: When the caregiver (mom, in this study) is present, the infant explores the room and interacts with the experimenter, occasionally returning to the caregiver for support.
text: When faced with threat the child turns to the primary caregiver, which can be a mother or father, with the expectation they will receive protection and reassurance.
text: Having a single, dependably responsive and sensitive caregiver (namely the mother) does not guarantee the ultimate success of the child.
text: In developmental psychology, attachment refers to the tie or bond formed between a child and the primary caregiver, usually the mother but is equally possible to be the father or other caregivers.
text: a psychological and biological event- it is the affectional bond that develops between a primary caregiver, usually the mother, and her infant.
text: These items help to form a bond and strengthen that connection between the caregiver, usually the mother, and the newborn child.
text: Well, with attachment parenting, it’s best to use childrearing practices that keep the primary caregiver (usually the mother, of course) close: babywearing, breastfeeding and co-sleeping.
text: Within the psychology of children, infant attachment refers to the type of emotional bond (of which there are four according to attachment theory) an infant develops with his or her primary caregiver (typically the mother).
text: Between 9 – 11 months, infants start developing emotional relationship with other caregivers (father, older siblings or grandparents).
text: Infants establish secure attachments when caregivers, be they mothers, fathers, or even child-care workers, recognise the infant's signals (verbal and nonverbal), accurately interpret them and respond in a timely fashion and an appropriate manner.
text: : When the caregiver (mom, in this study) is present, the infant explores the room and interacts with the experimenter, occasionally returning to the caregiver for support.
text: Infants establish secure attachments when caregivers, be they mothers, fathers, or even child-care workers, recognise the infant's signals (verbal and nonverbal), accurately interpret them and respond in a timely fashion and an appropriate manner.