Infant Crying and Maternal Responsiveness

Bell, Silvia M.; Ainsworth, Mary D. Salter

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“…Esta práctica genera una situación de estrés para la díada. [32][33][34] • Muchas familias manifiestan que, pese a la prescripción de "nunca colecho", transgreden la recomendación y duermen con sus hijos.…”

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Colecho en el hogar, lactancia materna y muerte súbita del lactante. Recomendaciones para los profesionales de la salud. Texto completo

2017

Arch Argent Pediat

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RESUMENEl Grupo de Trabajo en Muerte Súbita e Inesperada del Lactante, junto con la Subcomisión de Lactancia Materna de la Sociedad Argentina de Pediatría, elaboraron nuevas recomendaciones sobre la práctica del colecho, en la cual el niño duerme en la misma superficie junto a su madre, situación que es motivo de controversia. El colecho favorece la lactancia materna, que, a su vez, es protectora de la muerte súbita del lactante. Un pequeño grupo de niños presenta mayor riesgo de muerte súbita del lactante y accidentes fatales durante el colecho en ciertas circunstancias, que incluyen dormir en un sillón o sofá, padres fumadores, ingesta de sedantes, drogas y/o consumo de alcohol, niños prematuros y/o de bajo peso. El colecho en niños alimentados con leche humana, sin los factores de riesgo mencionados y con padres responsables de implementar un ambiente de sueño seguro, no aumenta el riesgo de muerte súbita del lactante. Esta guía no recomienda taxativamente la prohibición del colecho. Instruye a los profesionales de la salud a propalar a las familias un mensaje balanceado que incluya tanto los riesgos como los beneficios del colecho, lo que les permite a los padres una decisión informada al respecto. El documento señala que la cohabitación sin colecho es el lugar más seguro para los bebés al momento de dormir. Palabras clave: muerte súbita del lactante, lactancia materna, colecho, cohabitación.

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Colecho en el hogar, lactancia materna y muerte súbita del lactante. Recomendaciones para los profesionales de la salud. Texto completo

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“…The latchment phase serves its strategy for evolutionary survival until the infant is able to recognise the mother visually as a whole person sometime after six months of age when the emotional relationship is termed ‘attachment’ 14, 16. The first emotional relationship latchment period, although nameless until described by Mobbs, has been broadly researched 29, 30. The findings from Ainsworth and Bell showed that a maternally sensitive and more importantly a rapid response to the infant's needs (to promote evolutionary survival) in the first three months of life was associated with a more harmonious mother–infant relationship in the final three‐month period of the first year of life 30.…”

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“…The first emotional relationship latchment period, although nameless until described by Mobbs, has been broadly researched 29, 30. The findings from Ainsworth and Bell showed that a maternally sensitive and more importantly a rapid response to the infant's needs (to promote evolutionary survival) in the first three months of life was associated with a more harmonious mother–infant relationship in the final three‐month period of the first year of life 30. The provision of contact stimulation through hugging and cuddling was also found to be a significant affectionate act related to the development of secure attachment 31.…”

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Imprinting, latchment and displacement: a mini review of early instinctual behaviour in newborn infants influencing breastfeeding success

Mobbs

Mobbs³

2015

Acta Paediatrica

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Instinctive behaviours have evolved favouring the mother–infant dyad based on fundamental processes of neurological development, including oral tactile imprinting and latchment. Latchment is the first stage of emotional development based on the successful achievement of biological imprinting. The mechanisms underpinning imprinting are identified and the evolutionary benefits discussed.ConclusionIt is proposed that the oral tactile imprint to the breast is a keystone for optimal latchment and breastfeeding, promoting evolutionary success.

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“…Others have similarly emphasized the importance of 'responsiveness' in interactions between mothers and babies (e.g. Bell and Ainsworth, 1972). In this way good communication can be a kind of dance in which partners follow each others' steps and introduce new ones to fit the rhythm.…”

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Invasive partners: an exploration of attachment, communication and family patterns

Sinclair

McCluskey

1996

Journal of Family Therapy

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Therapists' ratings on a sample of heterosexual couples receiving marital or partnership counselling were used to develop measures of 'invasive' behaviour by the adults concerned. We suggest that this behaviour stems from difficulties in attachment and is marked by a desire to stay close to the other person, difficulties in communication, difficulties in handling relationships between three people, and problems associated with the birth of a baby. A particular feature of this behaviour is that one or other partner attempts to restrict communication from the other, perhaps in order to avoid surprises which are perceived as a threat to the relationship. Invasiveness by wives was high in those couples who had had problems after the birth of a baby and significantly lower in those who had not. Implications for practice are discussed.

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Infant Crying and Maternal Responsiveness

Cited by 755 publications

References 18 publications

Colecho en el hogar, lactancia materna y muerte súbita del lactante. Recomendaciones para los profesionales de la salud. Texto completo

Colecho en el hogar, lactancia materna y muerte súbita del lactante. Recomendaciones para los profesionales de la salud. Texto completo

Imprinting, latchment and displacement: a mini review of early instinctual behaviour in newborn infants influencing breastfeeding success

Invasive partners: an exploration of attachment, communication and family patterns

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