What if you don't feel anything towards your baby after birth? What if your baby doesn't like you? Well, if you want to be able to systematically bond with your newborn, baby or toddler, then keep reading...

A lot of new parents assume that they have to fall in love with their babies to be able to bond and to take care of their needs correctly. But what if I told you that love isn't the main component of this equation? And in fact, it can even lead to the opposite effect. Let me explain. One of the most common mistakes I see parents make is giving too much love to their babies when they do not need it. For example, you might try to play with your baby thinking that "it is never a bad idea to give too much love" when in fact, this little one wants a break from you. And if you don't see it, you might continue overstimulating your baby, which might end up making your little one totally disengage and rejecting you or even crying.

But then what does "loving your baby" truly mean? Well, it is simple: it means taking care of their needs. And the true question behind it is: when do you know what your baby needs?

And this my fellow parents, this is called "maternal instinct". It is not a magical sense that you are granted as soon as you become a parent. It is the skill that you can develop to better identify and understand your baby's needs. And the best thing about developing your maternal instinct is that you will be able to grow a stronger bond with your baby more quickly. In fact, researchers from Harvard University show that 92.4% positive experiences shared between you and your little one are associated with an increased level of a feel-good hormone called oxytocin.

Love comes with time because it is only when you fully understand and accept the person who you cherish that love blossoms.

Every baby is different, so it is your job as a parent to adapt to your little one by leveling up your maternal instinct. This is why the 5-step routine system that allows you to simply train your own maternal instinct has been created.

In this book, you will discover:

• Why you might have ended up thinking that you cannot love your baby.
• The secret behind the misleading term of "maternal instinct"
• The 5-step routine system to quickly bond with your little one.
• A deep introspection on how a baby thinks.
• What your baby truly wants.
• A deep dive into how your baby approaches the world.
• An introduction to how your baby communicates with you.

What if I am a dad? Well, maternal instinct is an empirical skill to develop. In this book, we are moving away from the biological aspect of it. Dads can also learn how to bond with their baby.

What if I am not an experienced mom? Don't worry! This book is made for first-time mothers who want to discover their maternal instinct. The five step routine system is so easy, anyone can follow it!

What if I am an experienced mom? Motherhood is a long path. There is always new knowledge to be acquired. What is delivered in this book might give you a new systemic way of viewing what maternal instinct is.

What if I don't have a baby? If you don't have a baby but want to have them in the future or if you are still wondering about it, this is perfectly fine. This book gives you an insight into Parenthood. It is never too soon to start preparing yourself for the life-changing day your baby arrives!