Your Newborn has been developing since inside the womb. Their brain is at its basic structure and their experiences will fine tune the development that continues into young adulthood. Even at its basic structure your baby is equipped to be cared for ,communicate, and bond. You meet your baby's bonding and later attachment needs when you respond to them socially through touch, voice, and presence. These needs can be filled though everyday caregiver times of responding to cries, changing diapers, feeding, and sleep routines. You interacting positively during these times is enough, your baby just needs a present parent not a pinterest parent. Brain development that promotes bonding 1. Newborn's show signs of memory of sensory from the womb including sounds and smells 2. Newborn's brains are equipped to process and recognize faces 3. Newborn's are equipped to process speech stimuli 4. Newborn's have an awareness of touch from people other than self 5. Ne...
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