There is also scientific evidence that what is called a maternal instinct is a feeling that can exist in women altogether by chance. American Anthropologist Saraf Blaffer Hardy, in his study, investigated other types of primate. Most of the monkeys are not re-pregnant until the last baby is living independently, and they are rescued from the physical burden of child care.
Binary parenting is important in most primates because most primates give birth to more than one baby. The tamarin monkeys, for example, naturally bring them into the twin world, and the father is usually in the forefront of care. However, if one of the parents dies, babies can also be abandoned. Similarly, in human species, maternal instinct's health may vary depending on whether the mother has received enough support. We are not designed to deal with this alone. Even if we can, we want to raise a whole child together. The reason is very simple, it would be a hard job to raise children without help.
As most mothers know, a love attack does not occur with the birth of the human body. The bond between mother and child is established over time. If they are very minority, some are not able to make this connection. Some of them don't feel the urge to have a child for the rest of their lives. We want to think that these are all non-natural exceptions, because this is the most basic thing a woman should feel. But history and science are proof that it is not very interesting to want children.
There is also a desire to be a mother in human behavior, not to want to be a mother. What is most distant to nature is to try to create a mother, forcibly by forcing them to live a life that they don't want, when they will have difficulty when the baby is born, and to hate them.
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