"Skin-to-skin contact" refers to the practice of holding a baby directly against a caregiver's bare skin, usually on the chest, immediately after birth and beyond, allowing for physical contact without any clothing barrier, often used to promote bonding and help regulate a baby's temperature and vital signs; also known as "kangaroo care" in the medical field. John had never done skin to skin with his other kids cause they were all born from 1990 and up. So when his 2nd wife Kenzie gave birth to their little girl, he was damn shocked when a nurse looked at him and said dad, take your shirt off and sit down. Kenzie lost it laughing at John's face. "I'm sorry, what?" He asked, confused as the nurse held their daughter Kenzie was howling at this point in laughter. "For skin to skin, Mr Dutton helps ya bond with the baby so shirt off and sit down." The nurse said John slowly took his shirt off and sat down his wife was still howling in laughter. The nurse put the baby on his chest, the little girl looking up at him and making a little noise at him as she listened to his heartbeat. He looked over at his wife who had finally started to calm down from laughter as the nurse left the room also trying not to laugh. John: Stop laughing at me they never did this stuff back in the day when Jamie, Lee, Beth, or Kayce was born he said scowling at her a little