Kohut emphasized the warm bonding that occurs between mothers and newborns, whereas Klein proposed that a baby's mind is filled with internalized images of

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Klein's theory posits that a baby's mind is filled with phantasies that are quite primitive and involve themes of death, destruction, sadism, humiliation, cannibalism, and killing. These are internalized images of both good and bad objects, reflecting Klein's interest in the early psychic life and the role of these internalized objects in the development of the psyche.

Kohut Emphasized the Warm Bonding That Occurs Between Mothers and Newborns