Why is a parent or caregiver's response to a baby's temperament so critical in terms of long-range child and adult development?

It is extremely important for the parent or caregiver's response to a baby's temperament.

Explanation:

The relationships and patterns of interactions that is formed at the initial stages of life serves as a working prototype for most of interactions later in life and also have life-long effects. John Bowlby's theory on same subject suggest that a child is strongly affected or attached to the one when he/she is toppled to seek proximity and contact with a specified figure and to do so in certain situations, mostly when he or she is frightened, tired or ill.