Babies Communicate By Responding To The Slightest Movement

Oct 13, 2022

Babies communicate by responding to the slightest movement and sound, even smell of the caregiver. When the caregiver responds back, the interaction between the caregiver and the baby becomes like a dance. This special relationship may be established during feeding from the very first days. The baby securely “attaches” to the person who consistently holds her, loves her, and helps her feel safe. This connection or bond lasts for a lifetime.