Introducing Consent
Carson believes in fostering a culture of consent early on, even with infants, despite their inability to verbally communicate.
Nonverbal Communication
Though babies cannot articulate consent verbally, Carson suggests paying attention to nonverbal cues such as eye contact.
Cultivating Communication
Carson emphasizes the importance of creating moments for anticipation and nonverbal communication to deepen the parent-child bond.
Reactions and Questions
Reporters reacted strongly to Carson’s suggestion, particularly questioning what would happen if the baby refused consent.
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