John Bowlby defined "attachment" as the bond or tie that an infant forms with its mother.
Attachment is a profound and continuing enthusiastic bond that interfaces one individual to another crosswise over time and space. Seriously appended newborn children had moms who reacted rapidly to their requests and, communicated with their kids. Babies who were feebly connected had moms who neglected to collaborate. The behavioral theory of attachment expressed that the youngster ends up appended to the mother since she encouraged the newborn child.