Because of careful early management by your thoughtfully chosen breeder, he will be inclined toward acceptance, but don't assume it. A bird is not a domesticated companion animal and his trust and love must be earned by all who wish to have a satisfactory relationship with him. If you have other companion animals, keep them quiet or away from him for the first few days. Don't overload his sensory perception with too much confusion or noise. If you have children or grandchildren, caution them about running up to the cage, gesturing widely or using a loud voice.
Birds often are frightened of children because of their sometimes abrupt activity or sudden noise.
The adjustment period should last about three weeks. Don't rush him. He doesn't know how loved he is and how anxiously awaited he was. Hold down the excitement. Allow him time.