The researchers found that parents who feel insecure in their romantic ... to learn more about their own attachment styles and try to understand their child’s psychological world.

Grandiose narcissism is what typically comes to mind. It is characterised by an overtly grandiose, aggressive and dominant ...

As a child, your parents probably were inconsistent ... If you have an anxious attachment style, you may feel insecure, threatened, suspicious, and fearful of being rejected.

The first three attachment styles are sometimes referred ... for soothing when they feel insecure and are comforted quite easily. The child shows empathy for others and tries to comfort another ...

Children with insecure avoidant attachment. A child with this attachment style may not seem to care if a parent or caregiver leaves them. They explore their surroundings and often ignore their ...

However, if a child learns that their caregiver will not be there when needed or will not effectively soothe them, chances are they will develop an insecure attachment relationship with that ...

Attachment theory stands as one of the most influential frameworks for understanding human relationships. This theory examines how our earliest bonds with caregivers create emotional templates ...

Children with an avoidant attachment style may become very independent ... attachment may be clingy around their caregiver while insecure in themselves or in their interactions with others.