Dr. Ruth Feldman
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The Science of Connection: How Oxytocin Shapes the Parent-Child Bond
Have you ever wondered why a simple hug can calm a crying toddler instantly? It isn’t magic; it’s biology. We dive into the fascinating science of oxytocin to explain how it shapes the parent-child bond and share practical ways to strengthen that connection every day.
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