Yes. I think that every child is different. They have different stories from before they were adopted. That might impact the adjustment period and the time they might need to attach.
As I mentioned, even if the baby or the child seems very well adjusted—there are not any obvious issues or needs—it doesn't mean that there are not potentially underlying.... Also, being proactive by having that time to really show you are able to support and love and be consistent and show up, I think, could be very good in terms of not having issues form later on.
It is different, though. Every child is different. It's giving the time for the parent to get to know the child's needs and really listening to them, and then being able to support them in whatever ways might show up with whatever they can do. That could require getting additional help from other people and resources as well.