A common scenario is when parentsget frustrated because the child has eaten well, has slept much, its tail isdry ... and continues to mourn. And is that sometimes we forget, that thebaby's needs are not only physical but also emotional. For example, a newbornmay protest because they feel alone and calls her mother (body contact is soimportant and vital as food).
The baby is not born withdecision-making and experiences you are given, if no adult who wishes tocommunicate with him, falls off and sad, and this gap can mark it for life inthe affective area. It's like not putting a fertilizer plant: it grows, but notequally.
The child needs a warm andwelcoming, and parents should not deprive him of tokens of affection andtenderness, kisses, kind words, pats and hugs that make the baby feel loved.Love is one of the pillars on which rests the trust.
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