Respond promptly to your baby's cries from "summary" of The Baby Book, Revised Edition by William Sears,Martha Sears,Robert Sears,James Sears
When your baby cries, it's their way of communicating with you. Crying is their language, and it's important for you to pay attention and respond promptly. This doesn't mean you need to drop everything and tend to your baby's every whimper, but it does mean being sensitive and responsive to their needs. By doing so, you are building trust and security in your relationship with your baby. Babies cry for various reasons - hunger, discomfort, tiredness, overstimulation, or simply wanting to be held. Responding promptly to your baby's cries helps them feel secure and loved. It also helps them learn that they can rely on you to meet their needs. By responding promptly, you are showing your baby that you are there for them, which helps build a strong bond between you and your baby. When you respond promptly to your baby's cries, you are teaching them that their needs are important and that they are valued. This helps them develop a sense of security and trust in their environment. It al...
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