Skin-to-Skin Contact: Also known as Kangaroo Care, this method involves placing the baby directly on the parent's chest. This practice has been shown to stabilize the baby's heart rate, improve oxygen levels, and foster a sense of security and warmth. Breastfeeding: Whenever possible, breastfeeding should be encouraged as it's not only beneficial nutritionally but also helps in strengthening the emotional bond between mother and child. Parental Involvement: Parents should be encouraged to participate in the care routines of their infants, such as feeding, diaper changing, and comforting. This hands-on approach helps in creating a strong emotional connection. Communication: Talking to the baby, singing lullabies, and maintaining eye contact are vital in developing a secure attachment.
