Disorganized Attachment is a type of insecure attachment that can develop in children, often as a result of inconsistent or frightening behavior from caregivers. Children with this attachment style may display a mix of behaviors, such as approaching their caregiver while also showing fear or confusion. This can lead to difficulties in forming stable relationships later in life. This attachment style is commonly observed in children who have experienced trauma, neglect, or loss. Mary Ainsworth's research on attachment styles highlights the importance of a secure base for healthy emotional development, making disorganized attachment a concern for both caregivers and mental health professionals.