The truth is that even adults have attachment objects ... they can’t bear to part with their own moth-eaten childhood toy. A need for comfort is part of being human, and comfort objects remind ...

A study will examine whether dogs form an emotional attachment to toys in a similar way to young children with blankets and teddies. Researchers from the University of Bristol Vet School and ...

drawing and playing with other toys. If he drops it or can't find it in his crib at night, he is hysterical. Is it all right to let him have such an attachment? If not, how do we take it away?

before going to explore the room or play with a toy, the team found. Cats with the insecure-ambivalent attachment style sat in their owner’s lap and demanded constant attention, while those that ...

We want your videos. And for good reason! Researchers have begun a study to discover if dogs form an emotional attachment to their toys. Like a child might have a favourite teddy or toy car they ...