![]() It’s an acknowledgment that babies have a voice even if they can’t use words yet. “Being in relationship” means taking turns. ![]() “Being in relationship” means being able to be present and responsive through a range of situations – the times when it’s fun, the hard times, and the quiet moments. (For more on this, read our thoughts on meeting a baby.) To “be in relationship” involves paying attention to how we interact with a baby – how we enter into the relationship, when we engage, and how and when we step back. It’s a chance to sort out and live into their parenting philosophy and their relationship – and there’s more than one “right” way to do it. For a parent with a new baby, it’s an opportunity for them to consider their choices, their values, and what works for them as well as their baby. “Being in relationship” with a baby means valuing the potency of the beginning of a lifelong relationship. We’re going to continue to unpack our tagline, this time taking on the last sentence, “Be in relationship.” What are some of the ideas and principles packed into this simple statement that are relevant to relating to a baby? As she is blossoming, we also feel empowered and supported and trust ourselves more as her caregivers. – Kimberly, mother of LauraĮach day, Olivia moves more independently and we observe that she is becoming more confident and happy. ![]() My daughter’s confidence and curiosity has grown, and our relationship is stronger, because of the knowledge we gained at the Babies Project. Equally as important, I feel more grounded and confident in my approach to raising my baby. I learned a great deal about how to interact and hold my baby, along with how to encourage play and curiosity. (from Fall Fundraising 2019 Newsletter #3) ![]()
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