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 The
Importance of the In-Arms Phase
Constant contact with the active caretaker is essential to the initial postnatal stage
of development.
Choosing
a Carrier
Infant Carriers and Spinal Stress
A
Review of Baby Carriers
"What type of baby carrier is the most comfortable and practical for all-day
wearing?"
The
Diseases of Non-Attachment
The distinguishing characteristic of the diseases of non-attachment is the
incapacity of the person to form human bonds.
The
Power of Touch
Touch is far more essential than our senses
Neurophysicological Benefits of the Baby Sling
There is scientific evidence that returning to a more "primitive" style of caring for
our infants could enhance development.
The
Sling Carrier as Early Intervention
The "Over the Shoulder Baby Holder" as an intervention for infants who have been
prenatally drug exposed.
The
Fruits of Suffering
Tracing childhood trauma in creativity and destructiveness
Marsupial
Mothering In A Modem World
Native American phi-losophy that all decisions need to be based on their overall
affect for seven generations to come.
Research
Review
"Soft" baby carrier aids mother-child bonding
Wearing
Your Baby
Parenting Magazine Article
"Im
Touched"
The Message: LOVE
Aggression
Aggression psychology-related issues
Communication
Between Mother and Infant
The beginning of and on-going interaction between mother and infant.
Infantile
Colic
Library of the National Medical Society
Behavior
Problems in Infants
Common issues during early infancy
Right
From The Start
Running a modem family is a complicated managerial task
Off
to a Good Start
Why the first three years are so crucial to a child’s development.
Giving
Infants a Helping Hand
Touch is vitally important to the development of healthy, happy children.
The
Loving Ties That Bond
And so it is that babies fall in love with their parents. Psychologists, of course,
have a less romantic name for it: attachment.
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