What Are the Symptoms of Reactive Attachment Disorder?

Reactive attachment disorder in childhood is a type of childhood attachment disorder that occurs in infants and early childhood. It is characterized by long-term abnormalities in children's social relationship patterns, accompanied by behavioral disorders and related to changes in the surrounding environment. The main clinical manifestations are: there is a great fear of the surrounding environment; a high degree of vigilance to the surrounding environment's stimuli, not to interact with others; usually not to interact with and play with peers, not close to the companion, the companion is not close to her; Hurt and hurt.