Caregivers of insecure avoidant babies
A)are sensitive to their signals and are consistently available to respond to their infants' needs.
B)often let their babies have an active part in determining the onset and pacing of interaction in the first year of life.
C)often don't respond to their babies' signals and have little physical contact with them.
D)tend to be inconsistent; sometimes they respond to their babies' needs,and sometimes they don't.

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Caregivers of insecure avoidant babies often don't respond to their babies' signals and have little physical contact with them. They may discourage proximity-seeking behaviors and prioritize their own agenda over the baby's needs, leading the baby to believe that their needs won't be met.

Caregivers of Insecure Avoidant Babies