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Caregivers of avoidant babies tend to be inconsistent when responding to their babies.
Infant-caregiver attachment patterns, according to attachment theorists, are fundamentally taught. Newborn attachment patterns are mostly determined by the experiences offered by the caregiver, even while infant traits influence the infant-caregiver response.
Babies that have stable attachments to their caregivers tend to be those whose caregivers are continuously present, attentive to their baby's signs, and open and tolerant of their pain.
Research on babies with chaotic attachment connections with their caregiver provides the strongest evidence for a relationship between caregiver behaviour and attachment. Because they are a source of worry for the newborn, caregivers who encourage disordered attachment in their charges may find it challenging to calm the infant.
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