Spend quality time with your baby: Spending time with your baby is the foundation of building a strong bond. Take time to talk, play, and cuddle with your baby. This will not only help your baby feel loved and secure but also help them develop important social skills.

Respond promptly to your baby's needs: When your baby cries or expresses any discomfort, respond promptly and provide comfort and reassurance. This will help your baby develop trust in you and feel secure in their environment.

Use positive body language: Your baby can pick up on your emotions and body language, even if they can't understand the words you say. Smile, make eye contact, and use gentle, soothing tones when you talk to your baby. This will help them feel loved and valued.

Practice skin-to-skin contact: Skin-to-skin contact is a great way to build a strong bond with your baby. It can help your baby regulate their body temperature, heart rate, and breathing, and can also help promote breastfeeding and milk production.

Read to your baby: Reading to your baby is not only a great way to bond with them, but it can also help promote language development and literacy skills. 

Be present and attentive: Try to be fully present and attentive when you're with your baby.