It is possible for a child to bond with more than one person. There are numerous health benefits from breastfeeding as well as emotional and social effects that will last a lifetime. Respond to the infant's needs as quickly as possible. A significant part of the bonding process involves trust. Crying and fussiness are forms of communication that signal that something is not quite right, and it is the responsibility of the caretaker to determine what should be done.
Experienced parents are able to distinguish various cries and their associated needs.
It is also possible to sense the early signs of needs and take care of them before the infant becomes upset. Caretakers who do this well usually have babies who are very content, secure, and enjoyable. Communicate with your infant. There are many ways to send messages of love and care to your infant. Mothers and infants tend to develop their own special language that really is an expression of their love for each other.