It can appear as:
Rarely initiating conversations with the mother
Short or formal responses during communication
Avoiding sharing personal problems
Feeling uncomfortable with physical affection
Maintaining physical or emotional boundaries
It is important to understand that distance is not necessarily permanent.
Can the relationship be repaired?
Psychological research shows that emotional bonds can be rebuilt if both sides are willing to change interaction patterns. The process usually requires patience, non-judgmental listening, and consistent small gestures rather than dramatic emotional confrontation.
Healing often starts when the child feels that their feelings
