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My partner doesn’t feel as if he’s bonded with our son yet. What can he do?Bonding is the attachment that develops between parents and their baby. But bonding is a process, not something that takes place within minutes and not something that has to be limited to happening within a certain time period after birth. For many parents, bonding is a result of everyday care giving. You may not even know it's happening until you observe your baby's first smile and suddenly realize that you're filled with love and joy. Read more...
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