For a child to be considered for the diagnosis of reactive attachment disorder, he or she must have a history of being placed in 5 foster homes, at a minimum.

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While a child with a history of frequent disruption in caregiving (such as multiple foster home placements) may be at higher risk for developing reactive attachment disorder, a specific number of foster homes is not required for diagnosis. Other factors, such as the child's behavior and quality of attachment to caregivers, also play a role in diagnosis.

For a Child to Be Considered for the Diagnosis of Reactive