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An insecure attachment to the incarcerated mother can lead to adverse outcomes for the children. About 70 percent of young children with incarcerated mothers have internalizing problems, such as anxiety, depression, shame, and guilt (Bloom & Steinhart, 1993; Dallaire, 2019; Dressel et al., 1992), and many exhibit externalizing behaviors, such as anger, aggression, and hostility (Murray et al., 2012; Parke & Clarke- Stewart, 2003b). Here is how Cheyenne, a 13-year- old, reacted to her mom's imprisonment, which had led to moving around a lot and living with different relatives (Anderson, 2012, p.1):"I really miss her. Some days I have my depressing days and I really break down. I normally get quite emotional when I get letters from my mom. I recognise the envelopes. She decorates the envelopes and I know her handwriting. Every year she always sends a Valentine's Day card. She always writes 'Mommy' at the end. Never 'Mom' Always 'Mommy'* Children adjust to their mothers' incarceration better if their grandmother takes over their care rather than if they are placed in foster care (Bloom & Steinhart, 1993; Mumola, 2000).A grandmother can provide more continuity and familiarity and facilitate more frequent and consistent contact with the incarcerated mother (Poehlmann-Tynan, 2014). Children who experience more regular contact with their incarcerated mother adjust better. Need Assignment Help?