Is this statement true or false? The term ‘attachment’ is used to describe the close, enduring relationship between an infant and their primary caregiver.

Is this statement true or false? The quality of care a child receives in their early years shapes the types of attachment behaviours they use to feel safe.

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Ambivalent-resistant usually develop when a parent fails to respond predictably to a child’s . The caregiver may be inconsistent with their care or . As a result, the child may view themselves as of care - unlovable, bad and unable to achieve goals.

Is this statement true or false? Insecure strategies arise from a child experiencing a sensitive primary caregiver. This means that the ‘parent’ displayed acceptance, co-operation and accessibility.

Is this statement true or false? It is important for a baby to trust their caregiver and know that, if and when they have a need and try to communicate, they will get a response.

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Children’s experiences do not need to be perfect, and not all children develop attachments in the same way, but without ‘good enough’ attachment, all-round development, though possible, becomes more to achieve. This can lead to long term physical and emotional . The quality of attachments made in the early years are likely to have an impact on future , well-being, aspirations and achievements.