It's time to go to bed, and even though the baby hasn't been breastfeeding for months, or perhaps years, he still has a special fondness for her. He comes closer, needs to put his hand on her to hear her touch, to feel his mother's breasts with a hug... Something awakens inside him when he comes closer. It's a vivid memory of the breastfeeding he did. In broad daylight, even seeing his mother's breasts, a gesture of admiration may spontaneously emerge: "Mom, those tits!" This adoration is nothing other than love for his mother. As simple and as grand as that. This is explained by Imma Marcos, midwife and president of the Association of Home Birth Midwives of Catalonia (ALPACC). A common need in childhood that often conditions the baby's ability to fall asleep. On the other hand, the mother may not want to be touched and wants to regain her personal space.