kind of attachment with even their own children.
             Infancy and early childhood are the most important stages in human development. It's where we start to form a sense of attachment to certain people. Those attachments formed at such young age are carried on with us throughout the course of our emotional and physical development. As stated earlier, the characteristics we pick up on as infants can greatly affect the way we go about establishing relationships in our adult lives. There are essentially two different kinds of attachments that can be formed at a young age during infancy and early childhood. Those types of attachments can either be secure or insecure. Women and men alike who developed an insecure attachment to their primary caregiver more likely will be avoidance in relationships and therefore when they have children of their own, may feel a sense of uncertainty with their children and many tend to incorporate those characteristics of avoidance in their parenting of
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