Babies who seem not to be bothered by their mother's brief absences but turn away, increase distance, or pay her no attention when she returns, and sometimes become visibly upset have:

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This behavior is characteristic of an insecure-avoidant attachment, where the child shows indifference to the caregiver's absence and return, often avoiding or ignoring them.

Babies Who Seem Not to Be Bothered by Their Mother's