Throughout my career, I've noticed a common misconception about the importance of infant mental health. The first three years of life are both challenging and pivotal for establishing secure attachment and bonding between infants and their caregivers. Despite its significance, many people underestimate the impact of early relationships on a child's development. As a result, infants and their parents may seek out infant mental health services for various reasons, including navigating the complexities of parent-child relationships, managing stress and anxiety, or addressing developmental concerns. By providing support and guidance, infant mental health services can play a vital role in promoting healthy development and fostering strong, loving relationships between caregivers and their little ones.