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The Myth of Self-Soothing in Babies

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In this eye-opening episode, we debunk the myth of self-soothing in babies and explore the science behind infant emotional regulation. We discuss why babies can't physically self-soothe due to their underdeveloped neocortex and the potential risks of non-responsive sleep training methods. Learn about the crucial role of responsive parenting in fostering healthy brain development and emotional well-being in children. Discover how early experiences shape a child's stress response system and impact their long-term mental health. This episode provides valuable insights for parents seeking to understand and support their baby's emotional needs.

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