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Re: How To Bond With Your New Born by Ghostmode2two(m): 8:25am On Jan 29, 2019
The bonding is a natural thing. We don't need any expert to give us tips
Re: How To Bond With Your New Born by femi4: 8:28am On Jan 29, 2019
byinks:


That one don pass bond na BONDAGE
Its eternal bonding. Such child will never forget you at old age

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Re: How To Bond With Your New Born by Seandisputed(m): 8:42am On Jan 29, 2019
My love for babies ehn
Chaii
Re: How To Bond With Your New Born by ymstar(m): 8:42am On Jan 29, 2019
GIFTD:
men do not need to compete for bonding with women if they truly bonded with their wives all they need to do is to support their wives. It's the work of the mother to introduce the baby continuously to the father as the one who made love he(child) receives possible. Mothers are forbidden to say bad things about their husband in front of their children as this may truncate the bonding process of children with their fathers.
u are gifted indeed, good info.
Re: How To Bond With Your New Born by braine(m): 9:58am On Jan 29, 2019
longleg:
Thank you the baby's doc

And touched to quitebthe whole article
Re: How To Bond With Your New Born by shepherd316: 10:37am On Jan 29, 2019
adrian3000:
shocked

Who on earth opened this kind of thread?

How to bond with your new born baby? Really?

I won't be surprised if i wake up one beautiful morning to see How to walk straight into heaven without being judged

Bros na wa 4 u, I pray God heals u of extreme Africanization, so that you can see that Life doesn't circle around bread and beans
Re: How To Bond With Your New Born by ddjay: 11:09am On Jan 30, 2019
shepherd316:


Bros na wa 4 u, I pray God heals u of extreme Africanization, so that you can see that Life doesn't circle around bread and beans
A big shame, an adult talking like a kiddo, your comment is grossly unnecessary and not funny
Re: How To Bond With Your New Born by khiaa(f): 12:17pm On Feb 14, 2019
ymstar:

u are gifted indeed, good info.


Happy Valentine's Day. kiss
Re: How To Bond With Your New Born by Napheesa2(f): 12:53pm On Feb 14, 2019
Thexemplaryblog:
How to bond with your new born baby

Parent-child bond is a phenomenon that has been in existence for ages. It’s irreplaceable.
It starts when you see the first sonogram picture of your child at times. Other times, it happens when you hold your baby for the very first time.

There are however, a few instances where it takes a while to have this special bond with your infant, and this is not much of a problem. In fact, statistics have it that at least 20% of new parents don’t form this bond immediately.
Nevertheless, this bond can be created in different ways.We’ll get to know these ways as we continue with this article. Let’s examine some of these ways.

1. The power of touch

Skin contact is the best way to develop a bond with your baby. You are advised to take your baby in your arms whenever you can or hold your baby’s hands when you play with him/her. Keeping them close to your chest by hugging regularly. The warmth from such skin-skin contact helps create a bond.

2. Get to know your baby

How can you get to know your baby? The only way to do this is to give your baby as much attention as you can. Make sure you always always keep an eye on them pay close attention to their facial expressions. Spend as much time as you can with him/her. This way, you will know your child’s every move and pick up cues to when he/she is hungry, sleepy or uncomfortable.



3. Words

There is something all parents must do to bond with their baby and that is Talk! Sound has an extremely strong effect. Babies can even develop a bond with their parents before they are given birth to just by hearing the voices of their parents. So, talk to your baby, even if what you’re saying does not make sense. Read them a book even if they won’t understand the language, your voice is enough to comfort them.

4. Sing to your baby

Sing some nursery rhymes or even your favourite song if you wish. Babies love it when you sing for them… even if you are the worst of singers.
So entertain your babies with your voice no matter how bad it is.



5. Build a special routine

Create a special, unique way of comforting them. It could be patting him/her rhythmically on the back or rocking their cradle in a certain way. They will recognize this routine and know it’s you. Make up words for eating or sleeping, as your baby will start recognizing these words and understand what you’re saying.

6. Body massage

Babies love massages and this is a great way to develop a bond with them. Studies has shown that massaging your baby goes a long way in bonding with them and reduces premature stress.



7. Keep them close

Close proximity of a parent makes the baby feel secure. Ensure you stay close to them and keep their cradle next to your bed. If he/she is playing on a mat, make sure you’re there next to her.


Should these tips not help and you still don’t have that emotional attachment with your baby, contact your gynecologist and tell him/her how you feel. They will be able to check if it’s a psychological problem or a medical issue and will direct you to the help you need.

Source: www.thexemplary.com

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