The Breastfeeding Relationship and Children’s Social and Emotional Development
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Product details:
- Edition number 2025
- Publisher Springer Nature Switzerland
- Date of Publication 18 March 2026
- Number of Volumes 1 pieces, Book
- ISBN 9783031769139
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages104 pages
- Size 235x155 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations Approx. 105 p. 700
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Long description:
This book examines the many ways that the relational aspects of breastfeeding contribute to social and emotional development. The reader will be introduced to the interactional elements of breastfeeding based on the author's research and published work in this area. The book will provide a description of the physiological components of breastfeeding and the nursing relationship. Theories of social and emotional development will be discussed, including but not limited to growth enhancing elements of maternal-infant/child interaction, interactional components, intersubjectivity, perspective taking, relational impact on brain and neurobiological development as well as maternal, paternal development and family systems theory. The book will also cover situations that challenge normal breastfeeding trajectories and typical development including but not limited to medical conditions that limit interactions and parental separation, divorce and court hearings. It will offer fresh insights tobreastfeeding counsellors and lacatation consultants, in addition to academics studying breastfeeding and early life experience from the fields of health psychology, infant mental health, developmental psychology, midwifery and child and family studies.
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Chapter 1: The Physiological Breastfeeding Relationship.- Chapter 2: The primary relationship and social and emotional development.- Chapter 3: Implications for breastfeeding.- Chapter 4: Attachment Theory.- Chapter 5: Implications for breastfeeding.- Chapter 6: Theories about the Developing Self: Separation individuation and the Interpersonal World of the Infant.- Chapter 7: Implications for breastfeeding.- Chapter 8: Emotional Development and Affect Regulation.- Chapter 9: Implications for Breastfeeding.- Chapter 10: Object Relations.- Chapter 11: Implications for Breastfeeding.- Chapter 12: Parental Representation.- Chapter 13: Implications for Breastfeeding.- Chapter 14: Parental Separation during Breastfeeding.- Chapter 15: Breastfeeding during Challenging Times.- Chapter 16: Conclusions.- Chapter 17: Clinical Implications.- Chapter 18: References.
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