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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Parent and infant"”.
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Examining Associations Between Infant Temperament, Parental Competence, and Family Resources and Their Effects on Parental Sensitivity
<p>A sensitive parent-child relationship is essential in ensuring the healthy mental and physical development of an individual. Parental sensitivity can be affected by parent characteristics, such parental competence and resources as well as child characteristics, such as negative reactivity. The …
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Facilitation of parenting within the newborn intensive care unit
… technological intensive care for preterm infants with a sensitive and individualized approach to facilitate neurobehavioral development while acknowledging and supporting parents of these infants in their role as primary advocates and longterm caregivers. This exploratory pilot study …
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The blossom method: development of a somatic psychotherapy model, its use in clinical and everyday settings: a heuristic, reflexive inquiry
… submission include The Blossom Method Model, a parenting book on this approach, and a therapeutic children’s book. The submission includes a detailed, heuristic and reflexive account of the life experiences, clinical and linguistic training, and influences which have contributed to these works, …
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Parent-infant skin-to-skin contact's effect on parental oxytocin and stress levels
… evidence-based holding strategy for placing the infant on the parent’s bare chest. There are numerous studies on the effects of SSC on the infant. This literature review analysed different studies on the effects of parental SSC, specifically on their oxytocin and stress levels. The research …
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Are Holding Patterns Predictive of Infant Attachment Classification in 12 to 18 Month Old Infants?
Research investigating infant attachment has demonstrated the benefits of infants' secure attachment to their mothers. While Ainsworth (1973) has determined four maternal behaviors, tender holding, stimulation, contingent responding and maternal sensitivity to infant signals, that promote a secure …