The speaker discussed the complex insecure attachment psychological dynamics of parentified children, explaining how insecure, regressed parents often infantilize themselves and delegate parental responsibilities to their children, causing these children to assume caregiving roles both externally and internally throughout their lives. They highlighted how even mentally healthy parents can regress due to trauma or childbirth, leading to similar parentification processes. The discussion emphasized the long-lasting effects on attachment styles, internal family systems, and the challenges parentified children face in forming secure relationships and object constancy. Hyperintrojection