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Learning with a newborn can be hard work.

I mean, seriously, some of the hardest work you'll ever do, there's just so much else

going on when you bring a baby home that you really have to fight your way to those

moments where bonding comes naturally.

When my daughter was brand new, I tried to remind myself one time each day that I needed

to find a way to connect with her.

Maybe that would be brushing my lips against her ear and unconsciously noticing that I

was enjoying it or just noticing how cute it was that she couldn't yet make eye contact.

For a lot of us, the kind of bonding that comes effortlessly, where you're not even thinking

about it, doesn't happen for weeks or even months.

If you've been listening to this podcast for a while, you know that I had a rough recovery.

I had an episiotomy with lots of complications.

And if you don't know what an episiotomy is, it's when they make an incision into your

vaginal tissue to help get the baby out.

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