Skin-to-skin contact helps bonding and soothes your baby
Place your baby naked (except for a diaper) on your bare chest to create warmth and comfort.”
“Skin-to-skin contact helps regulate your baby’s body temperature, heartbeat, and breathing.”
“Holding your baby close releases oxytocin, strengthening emotional bonding.”
“This contact can calm a fussy or crying baby quickly and naturally.”
“Skin-to-skin encourages your baby to latch effectively during breastfeeding.”
“It promotes a sense of safety and security, reducing stress for both baby and parent.”
“Try skin-to-skin during the first hour after birth for optimal bonding benefits.”
“Even a few minutes of daily skin-to-skin can improve your baby’s sleep and mood.”
“Both parents can benefit — fathers or partners holding the baby skin-to-skin also support bonding.”
“Use skin-to-skin time as an opportunity to gently talk or sing to your baby, enhancing emotional
