Your experience:
You know that your baby easily falls asleep in your arms, and easily awakes outside of them. That your baby stops crying when you hold her tight, the very mosts of the times. And that he goes back to crying as soon as he feels your absence.
We know first hand how difficult is to separate from our sons or daughters when they are in pain, have difficulty sleeping, or cannot be held, and we cannot stay to comfort them.
We need them and they need us (co-regulate). Deep inside, you know that when you two hold, hug, or simply feel each other’s touch, you and your baby feel loved and comforted.
A Kinder Human Experience:
Across ethnicities from Australia to to Nigeria, from the Tibetans to the Zinacantecos (Mexico), from Colombians to Koreans, tradition teaches caregivers about the incredible power of human touch for humans, especially babies. According to science, there is no such thing as holding your baby too much. It is needed for brain development.
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