According to Erik Erikson, infants who's environment provide them with a warm responsive care gain a sense of trust, or confidence that the world is good. Mistrust occurs when infants have to wait too long for comfort and are handled harshly. Because there are 16 different personality types there are no set rules to define what "wait too long" is or what a "warm responsive environment" looks like. Some infants like to be held and cuddled where some prefer their independence.

Parents are not perfect, and each child is different so it is highly likely you and/or your children may have some trust issues and could benefit from these Brain Codes. Our brain programming is very complex just like computer programs and one symptoms could stem from multiple codes, the symptoms of distrust can stem from other Brain Codes as well. Additional Brain Codes may be required to eliminate certain symptoms. For example the symptom "avoids intimacy" could stem from a distrust programming or it could stem from the Brain Codes found in the Early Adulthood Session that focuses on intimacy.