Not exact matches
But the opposite is true: studies show that
babies whose parents
respond to their cues for feeding and comfort cry less and are more
confident and secure as they grow up» (West & Marasco, 2009 p. 81).
From that point of understanding, hopefully we can feel more
confident to follow our
baby's lead and
respond in ways that feel instinctively right, despite the monstrous black bags taking up real estate under our eyeballs.
This aids mom (or dad) in
responding with nurturing and affectionate behaviors towards
baby, they become more sensitive and aware of
baby's needs, and leads
to feeling more
confident about parenting skills!
It promotes a bond and lays a foundation for healthy, secure interactions, and helps
babies feel connected and able
to communicate their needs as it teaches parents
to feel more comfortable and
confident responding to subtle clues.
Together, we deepen the bond between you, helping you feel attuned and
confident in your ability
to respond to your
baby's needs.