<p>My brother (age: 37) is least attached to our parents. At the time of his birth, our parents had left him with our grandmother. He saw our parents, for the first time, at the age of 3 years. He has lived with them after that till his high school.</p>

<p>I was wondering whether initial 0-3 years of age have any effects (positive/negative) for a permanent bonding to happen between the parents and their children?
Or it isn't about age at all? </p>

<social-psychology><developmental-psychology><parenting>
Does initial 0-3 years of age have any effects for a permanent bonding to happen between the parents and their children?
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# Does initial 0-3 years of age have any effects for a permanent bonding to happen between the parents and their children?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-10-08)

My brother (age: 37) is least attached to our parents. At the time of his birth, our parents had left him with our grandmother. He saw our parents, for the first time, at the age of 3 years. He has lived with them after that till his high school.

I was wondering whether initial 0-3 years of age have any effects (positive/negative) for a permanent bonding to happen between the parents and their children?
Or it isn't about age at all?

**Tags:** social-psychology, developmental-psychology, parenting


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