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Anyone else obsessed with sniffing your baby's head? 👃 Turns out that "weird" little habit is one of the most primal things a parent's brain does. A newborn's scalp carries a unique scent signature, and research links these infant odours to activation in the brain's reward system, the same circuitry involved in motivation and craving. And it's not random. It's your own baby's smell doing the work, reinforcing the pull to stay close, protect, and care. Oxytocin is a big part of the story. Skin-to-skin contact and close nuzzling are associated with oxytocin release in fathers too, not just mothers, and higher oxytocin is linked to more engaged, responsive caregiving. So the science flips the script on "mums are the natural nurturers." Dads are wired for this just as much, they just bond through different doorways, and scent is one of them. Practical tip: if a new parent is struggling to feel connected, more skin-to-skin and close contact in those early weeks can help that bonding loop actually switch on. It's not automatic for everyone, and that's normal. What's the first thing you remember smelling on your baby? 👇 Maximise your child's potential, starting from before they're born. Our stage-by-stage programs launch soon, add your email at the link in bio to get in first. Follow Aspyre Lab for daily science-backed parenting tips 🧬 No copyright infringement intended. We aim to give proper credit - DM us for any concerns, credit, or removal requests. 📚 Sources: Frontiers in Psychology; Physiology & Behavior; Hormones and Behavior

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