The newborn is a completelyhelpless, dependent entirely on their parents. Without their care and affectioncould not survive. That feeds into it a feeling of confidence that has beenconsolidated over the first year and is of vital importance. If the child cantrust the caregivers will not see the world as a threatening place and alsolearn to trust others. For this to happen, give the baby what he needs at alltimes.
The baby needs someone with himthat is sensitive to their demands and to transmit affection and security. Thisperson is usually the mother. Between her and the newborn there is a strongbond that is established even before birth. When the relationship between themis strong and robust, the baby feels comfortable and secure, and becomeconfident.
The mother can strengthen thatbond every day security and trust with their attitude towards the child: forexample, stroking crying or staring back at him when he looks. They are smallpatterns that contribute to strengthening the bonding experiences that areetched into the psyche of the baby and revived in him the feeling "I amimportant to my mom."










