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What It Means to Be Attached Unless children are reared without a regular caregiver-in an institution or in rotating foster care-by the time they are 1 year old, they have formed an attachment to one special person. They prefer this person to others. They actively seek contact and proximity with her more than with anyone else. They follow her around, cuddle, and snuggle. They play with her happily. They may move a short distance away from her side to play, but they return periodically, using her as a secure base for exploration. They go to her for comfort if they are tired or ill, hungry or afraid, injured or upset. They often fuss or cry when she leaves them for a brief time, expressing separation distress or protest. They greet her happily when she reappears. If she is gone for a long time (more than a week), the children express grief and mourning. When Aiden was about a year old, his grandparents offered to take him while my husband and I took a vacation. I agonized about whether to leave him, but we finally decided that the vacation would do us good. We were gone for two weeks. When we got home, I ran into the house to see him. But he took one look at me and turned his back. I was crushed. I burst into tears. It took Aiden several weeks to accept me again. That really was hard. Abby had to have surgery on her eye when she was a year old. The policies at the hospital were very sensitive to babies' needs. Need Assignment Help?