The regression phenomenon, in which an infant turns back into a baby when a major environmental change occurs, such as the birth of a younger sister or brother, is difficult for parents. However, this phenomenon arises from the child’s defensive instincts and often naturally goes away once the child becomes mentally stable.
The regression phenomenon, in which an infant turns back into a baby when a major environmental change occurs, such as the birth of a younger sister or brother, is difficult for parents. However, this phenomenon arises from the child’s defensive instincts and often naturally goes away once the child becomes mentally stable.— Jreibun