Let's talk about why your baby or toddler only wants mom or only wants dad and what to do when your child has a preference for one parent. Why your baby only wants mom—and how to fix it for many new parents, the early days of parenthood can feel like a rollercoaster of emotions One minute, you’re basking in the joy of your little one’s coos, and the next, you’re grappling with feelings of frustration when your baby only seems to want mom. Having a newborn is one of the most important times for baby, mom, and dad Here's what you can do if your baby only wants to be with mom or prefers dad. If your baby gets upset and fussy unless their mom’s around, you might be quick to assume they're a momma’s girl (or boy)
Have you noticed that your baby only wants mom, clinging to her like a little koala This is more common than you think While a baby’s preference for their mother is a sign of a strong bond, it can also leave other caregivers feeling left out—or worse, make it. When baby only wants mom, it is exhausting Even though separation anxiety is normal, you can still learn what to do to make it easier!
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