Kangaroo Care is a method of holding a baby, typically a premature or low-birth-weight infant, skin-to-skin against a caregiver's chest. This practice helps regulate the baby's body temperature, heart rate, and breathing. It also promotes bonding between the caregiver and the baby, which can enhance emotional well-being for both. Research shows that Kangaroo Care can improve breastfeeding success and increase weight gain in infants. It is often recommended in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) as a way to support the health and development of vulnerable newborns while providing comfort and security.