Did you know that babies don’t recognize themselves as a separate being from their mother until around 6–7 months old? 👶💛 In the early months, your baby doesn’t yet have a clear sense of “me” and “you.” 🪞 Their brain is still developing body awareness, memory, and object permanence — the foundations of understanding that they are an independent person 🧠✨ That’s why contact, closeness, and responsiveness are so important 🤱🤍 When you hold them, respond to their cries, and stay near, you’re n

💡 Why SEPARATION ANXIETY Happens: • Babies are developing object permanence — the understanding that people still exist even when they can’t see them. • They don’t yet know you’ll always come back, so they may cry, cling, or resist being left. “Separation anxiety isn’t a sign of weakness — it’s a sign of deep love and growing understanding.” ❤️ #reelsvideoシ #followerseveryone #Hilighteveryone #reels2025 #reelsvideo #reelschallenge #foryoupage #fyp #followers #highlights #buhaynanay #toddler #ba

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