Every child is a different individual with a different temperament. Some babies are very quiet while being able to enjoy themselves. After eating and sleeping, they can happily play by themselves after sleeping and rarely need the attention of others. Some babies have to eat as soon as they wake up, and their bodies often twist and turn when they eat, not concentrating on eating. After eating, people have to play with him and hold him. Sleeping time is not long and they are easily woken up. These two very different babies are normal babies. Before your baby is born, you may have a lot of plans and ideas about how to take care of your baby; when your baby is born, it is recommended that you re-evaluate according to your baby’s qualities; don’t force your baby to conform to certain fixed types or ways. Although there are many family members, relatives, friends, or books that provide you with various parenting styles in the process of raising your child, none of them are absolutely correct (e.g., should your baby sleep by himself or with his parents?) . You must create your own way of bringing up your child based on your baby’s particular temperament, your own beliefs, and your family’s lifestyle. Noticing your baby’s qualities from the beginning and guiding him according to his temperament is an important cornerstone for his future self-confidence and good relationships with others.