It has been said that bonding moments can develop positive self-esteem and a sense of security for a child. Bonding is a great way to teach your child to have an intimate relationship with others. By giving them pure love and care, they too can show love to others. Fill your home with love and laughter and your child will truly love it. Spend as much time as you can with your child. Your actions will show your child that they deserve your attention and that you also enjoy your company.
As a mother, the best part is sharing wonderful moments with your child by kissing, hugging, and looking into his eyes; this is called linking. Every action of the mother has a connection with her child. Studies show that this connection began during conception, when the mother talks, reads, and sings a song to her baby. When the baby is in the womb, the mother shares her blood, food, and oxygen with her baby. Of course, as a mother, you want your baby to be healthy. You eat vegetables, drink vitamins and milk, and exercise to support your child’s development. In your daily routine you think on your baby’s side, as you are excited when your baby will arrive.
The enjoyment and fun are felt even more when the child is born and when he has a personal interaction with him.
This is what I experience with my daughter Precious Kiannely. She is a completely new person to me, but in every moment we spend together we discover our similarities while learning new things about the world around us. As I got to know my daughter, I learned to calm her down and enjoy her company as our relationship and our feelings deepened.
Even the days passed, it is still fresh in my memory when she first called me “mom”. Every time I kiss her she exchanges it with her toothless smile. I loved. She is already a year old now. She loves to eat vegetables and fruits, her favorites are beans, cauliflower, eggplant, banana and mango. She is learning to drink milk with her new set of plastic cups. Most of my friends and relatives told me that she is so healthy and charming.
My main priority is to share wonderful moments with my son. Because the best memory for me as a mother is that special time I spend with my daughter like reading books with her; we hug, talk and play together. So I don’t let illness, diaper rash and malnutrition or anything else get in the way during bonding time with my daughter. In fact, I give her the nutritious food she needs to grow into a healthy and intelligent child.
