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What is the definition or description of: lack of separation anxiety?
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No anxiety when ....: Apart from primary caretaker. Most babies will develop some anxiety when separated from their caretaker, usually the mother, at 10-18 months but may occur earlier and usually eases by 2-3 years. Lack Of separation anxiety could be present in a child who has multiple caretakers, such as a day care, be an easy going infant, or one that has not strongly bonded or recognized one caretaker.
Answered 11/7/2016
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