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Strategies for establishing a secure, strong, loving relationship with your infant.
What You Need:
None
What To Do:
- Constantly observe baby. When he is displaying an emotion such as distress, disgust, or interest, respond immediately.
- Using your knowledge of the situation, describe and label the infant’s emotions. For example,
- “Maddie, you are crying. You must be hungry. Let’s warm a bottle and eat.”
- “Isaac, you are smiling. You are happy. You like when daddy holds you in his arms.”
Adapted from Creative Resources for Infants and Toddlers
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