Baby or its maternity blue is transitory moodiness and mild that is suffered by almost 80 percent of postnatal women. Symptoms typically last from few hours to several days and it includes tearfulness, hypochondriasis, irritability, impairment of concentration, sleeplessness, headache and isolation. These maternity blues aren't same things as the postpartum depression; they are not precursor to the postpartum depressions or psychosis postnatal. Mothers using avoidance do not respond and coping to their infants needs to make infant feel insecure.

Parent-infants interaction is much essential during the time because it builds connection that is not only with mother but with others as well.

Forty five mother-child pairs were taken and then videotaped, for 5 minutes in three different situations. Child and mother were first put in room with standard set of toys, to represent the control play, while in second situation, child and mother were allowed to play in average toy room.

Third situation was that mother asked to leave room if she had to check something, as she gradually does in their homes and return. Some senior psychologist scored interaction between child and mother. Those above conditions have shown the attachments between children and mothers.