The risks within the parent-child relationship are considered, alongside biological and social factors, to be the most common mechanisms for the development of psychological or behavioral issues in children. Vaidilut Asisi examines the child's relationship with both the mother and the father, identifying behavioral characteristics that distinguish successful interaction from interaction disorders, which are directly related to the child's psychosocial development. The author demonstrates existing correlations based on a sample of 2- to 3-year-old children and their parents. Indicators of interaction disorders include reported child problems by the parents, stress arising from the relationship with the child, and a lack of social support.