Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) is a serious condition that can occur in children who have experienced severe neglect or disruptions in their early relationships. This disorder affects their ability to form healthy emotional bonds with caregivers and others. Children with RAD may show a lack of attachment, difficulty in trusting others, and problems with emotional regulation. Symptoms of RAD can include withdrawal from social interactions, difficulty expressing emotions, and a tendency to be overly compliant or resistant. Early intervention and therapy are crucial for helping affected children develop healthier relationships and improve their emotional well-being. Treatment often involves creating a stable and nurturing environment to foster attachment.