Why a Baby’s Connection With a Parent Matters

An article in the New York Times, entitled "Why a Baby’s Connection With a Parent Matters" explores the relationship between parent and child, and the ways that self-confidence, problem-solving ability, independence, and language competence, and ability to build social relationships all start with the strength of this bond.

Children make attachments when they are in vitro and research says, that they can hear stories, music and conversations throughout this time.

Attachments make for emotionally well developed children and while complex in that they can be both negative and positive, it truly dictates so much in our later lives. 

Well worth a read.  Full NYT article here.