Baby smile response circuits of the parental brain

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 33 (6):460-461 (2010)
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Abstract

The parent-infant dyad, characterized by contingent social interactions that develop over the first three months postpartum, may depend heavily on parental brain responses to the infant, including the capacity to smile. A range of brain regions may subserve this social key function in parents and contribute to similar capacities in normal infants, capacities that may go awry in circumstances of reduced care

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