Baby love, the words 'I love you' are not enough.
Now, love me with your body.
Please kiss me.

Babies constantly want to be reassured that they are loved.
So I cry and pressure him to show me love.
But they cry just as much when they're hungry, sick, upset, or sleepy.
For babies who cry so often, it is best for the mother to first express that she loves them.
But can a mother's deep and profound love for her baby be fully conveyed with just the words "I love you"? No words will ever be enough.

Now, when you want to express your love to your baby, hold him or her and give him or her a kiss.
Direct physical contact and kisses will bring psychological stability and happiness, along with the assurance that your baby is loved.


Skinship, the magic of love that helps babies grow well

Since American developmental psychologist Harry Harlow conducted an observational experiment on wire monkeys that gave milk and rag monkeys that did not, it has been widely known that parental physical contact, such as kissing or hugging, plays an important role in a baby's growth.
In a recent comparative experiment conducted on premature babies weighing less than 2.5 kg at birth, it was found that babies who were placed on their mother's stomach for about 30 minutes a day grew faster than babies who were not.
In this way, babies grow up healthy, feeling infinite love and psychological stability just by feeling their parents' body temperature and breathing and making physical contact.
Additionally, the experiences of touch, intimacy, and attachment that babies receive help them develop a positive personality as they grow, allowing them to feel close to and love others.
Experience the magic of love as you kiss your baby, touch noses, and rub cheeks.