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Parent holding a sleeping newborn baby securely in their arms while sitting comfortably. The infant appears peaceful and content, demonstrating the security that comes from responsive care.

Parent holding a sleeping newborn baby securely in their arms while sitting comfortably. The infant appears peaceful and content, demonstrating the security that comes from responsive care.

Why You Can't Spoil a Newborn: The Science Behind Early Responsiveness

Holding your baby won't spoil them. Research shows responsive care leads to better brain development and emotional regulation in children.

Mar 134 min read

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