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"Parent-infant bonding" as a book category covers practical guidance, evidence-based theory, and personal accounts focused on the emotional and physical connection formed between caregivers and newborns in the prenatal period through the first months and years of life. Titles in this category typically explain attachment theory and the developmental importance of early responsive caregiving, skin-to-skin contact, feeding and sleep routines, and ways to strengthen secure relationships—while also addressing challenges such as postpartum mental health, premature birth, adoption, and cultural variations in caregiving. Books range from hands-on how-to guides and activity ideas to scientific overviews and memoirs, and are aimed at parents, partners, grandparents, and professionals (nurses, pediatricians, therapists) who want to foster healthy social, emotional, and cognitive outcomes for infants.

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