One-year-old Gyan needs to be near his main caregiver, his father, all of the time. He gets uncomfortable when other adults pick him up. This response, in general, is:

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It is normal for infants and toddlers to have a primary attachment figure and desire to be close to them. This is known as separation anxiety and typically peaks around 12-18 months of age. It is a healthy and normal part of development for infants to become attached to their caregivers and to want to be close to them for comfort and security. However, if the child's attachment to the father is so strong that he refuses to interact with or be comforted by any other adult, it may become excessive and impact his socialization skills.

One-Year-Old Gyan Needs to Be near His Main Caregiver, His