Constance learns about 'baby sleep training' that suggests parents should ignore their infant's cries at bedtime and instead let them cry themselves to sleep. Constance agrees with the logic presented by proponents of the practice but is concerned about how this will affect her bond with her daughter. Given the research on attachment, is Constance's concern warranted?
A. No, this technique was developed by attachment experts and actually promotes secure attachment.
B. No, letting infants learn to self-soothe is an important part of developing a strong parent-child emotional bond.
C. Yes, this may teach her child that she is not available to provide safety when needed.
D. Yes, having a sleep-deprived child promotes development of an insecure attachment style.
Answer: C
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