What happens to a mother's brain when she cries?

What happens to the mother when the child cries? Does it undergo changes to a physical level? Science shows it. According to recent research, when a child cries, this affects the mother's brain.

Adding oxytocin, a hormone released in hard doses at birth, and lactation in the mother's brain changes the way a cry's voice is processed and helps the mother to recognize sounds immediately.

This psychological response allows mothers to develop rapid behavior and responses to come to the aid of their crying children.

There is a difference in the sensitivity of a mother and father to oxytocin. Researchers have done research between men and women. It turned out that women's brain activity suggested immediate vigilance, while male brain activity did not change.