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How singing helps your baby's attachment
How singing helps your baby's attachment
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Written by Emily Greenberg
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Singing to your baby is a simple and enjoyable way to help them develop their attachment to you.

Singing to your baby can:

  • Promote bonding:Singing to your baby helps them feel safe and secure, leading to stronger attachment between you and your child.

  • Help regulate emotions:Singing can help babies calm down when upset or stressed. It can also help them positively express their feelings.

  • Encourage language development:Singing exposes babies to new words and sounds, which can help them learn language and communication skills.

  • Improve sleep:Lullabies' rhythmic beat and soothing melody can help babies relax and fall asleep.

  • Help them develop their memory and attention skills.

Here are some bonus tips for singing to your baby:

  • Sing songs that you know and love.

  • Sing in a slow, soothing voice.

  • Hold your baby closely while singing.

  • Make eye contact with your baby.

Don’t have a favorite nursery song to sing yet? We love this one created by a mom for her own babies, “The Feelings Song,” from @heidirojasmusic!

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