Early regulation and attachment disorders in infants and toddlers are imprinted in their body memory. In body psychotherapy with parents and babies, touch, breathing, and mindful body awareness help to overcome injuries experienced during pregnancy, birth, and the early stages of life. Over the past three decades, a variety of new approaches in body psychotherapy with parents, infants, and toddlers have emerged. This anthology provides an overview of the currents, backgrounds, and application areas of body-oriented parent-infant-toddler counseling and psychotherapy. Renowned international experts in the field of body psychotherapy share practical insights on how they support parents and babies in processing early injuries and attachment traumas. Contributions by Matthew Appleton and Dirk Beckedo.