During the first three months of life (fourth trimester), babies undergo a major transition – from the warmth, security and solitude of the womb to a world of sensory stimulation and new relationships. At this time, their adaptation to the outside world depends largely on the help of their parents.

Oxytocin is considered the “love hormone” because it plays an important role in controlling the brain in matters related to love and sex. This hormone is a catalyst that helps connect relationships between people, and also brings certain health benefits, including reducing stress, enhancing memory, and effectively reducing pain.