Over-attachment: A strong emotional bond that makes it difficult for the child to separate from the parent or caregiver.
Dependent behavior: Behavior characterized by a strong reliance on the parent or caregiver for emotional support, comfort, or reassurance.
Difficulty separating: The child may struggle to separate from the parent or caregiver, even in situations where it's developmentally appropriate.
Emotional distress: The child may experience significant emotional distress when separated from the parent or caregiver, such as anxiety or upset.
This attachment style can have implications for the child's social, emotional, and psychological development, and may benefit from support and guidance from parents, caregivers, or professionals.