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Respecting your baby's individuality from "summary" of The Fussy Baby Book by William Sears,Martha Sears

Respecting your baby's individuality means recognizing that your baby is a unique person with their own temperament, preferences, and needs. It involves understanding that what works for one baby may not work for another, and that each baby has their own way of communicating their feelings and needs. By respecting your baby's individuality, you are acknowledging and honoring who they are as a person, right from the start. When you respect your baby's individuality, you are more likely to respond to their cues and signals in a way that is attuned to their specific needs. This can help foster a strong sense of trust and connection between you and your baby, as they learn that you are there to support and understand them. By tuning in to your baby's unique temperament and communication style, you can better meet their needs and help them feel secure and cared for. Respecting your baby's individuality also means b...
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    The Fussy Baby Book

    William Sears

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