There are four types of attachment to characterize a relationship between a child and an adult which the four types are secure attachment, avoidant attachment, ambivalent (resistant) attachment, and disorganized-disoriented attachment. Secure attachment is when the caregivers or the parents leave, the child will be upset and crying until the caregivers or parents returned, the child will be happy. When the children are frightened or scared, they will seek any comfort from the parent or the caregiver that the children is comforted for an extension of time by a parent or a caregiver. Parents who have securely attached children will tend to play more with their children that means that these parents will react more quickly to their children's
