In dieser Folge sprechen wir darüber, was im Gehirn von Müttern und Vätern passiert, wenn ihr Baby weint – und welche Rolle unsere eigene Kindheit dabei spielt. Wir erklären, wie Emotionsregulation und Coregulation funktionieren, warum entspannte Eltern nicht automatisch ein entspanntes Kind haben und welchen Einfluss Genetik auf Schreiverhalten und frühe Regulationsstörungen hat.

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