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Thiếu chẩn đoán y tế Khi Các vấn đề Bắt đầu xuất hiện, vấn đề nghiêm trọng của Tạo mẹ con tương tác 2. Mất phương hướng / hành vi vô tổ chức 3 đính kèm. Bà mẹ trầm cảm 4. Mất tự tin của người mẹ, không đủ lượng thực phẩm, và 5. Lo lắng-avoidant TRONG tương tác thời gian cho ăn. | 110 CHILDREN WHO FAIL TO THRIVE painful and did not serve as a secure base where relief and comfort would be provided when in distress or pain. Her attachment to her mother and father was of disoriented type as the quality of their nurturing differed being harshing and pain-inducing when feeding her and warm and sensitive with other care-giving tasks. The following problems were identified 1. Lack of medical diagnosis when the problems began to emerge creating serious problems of mother-child interaction 2. Disoriented disorganised attachment behaviour 3. Maternal depression 4. Loss of self-confidence by the mother inadequate intake of food and 5. Anxious-avoidant interaction during feeding time. It is important to state that the above problems could have been avoided if appropriate early diagnosis had been made as both parents were caring and committed to their daughter s well-being. Ainsworth 1982 suggested how early interactions between mother and baby may produce significant influences on later patterns of attachment. During the first three months after birth babies who failed to respond to maternal initiations of face-to-face interaction and or to terminate it once it had begun were more likely to be anxiously attached by the end of their first year. Their mothers tended to be those who maintained neutral or matter-of-fact expression while feeding their children. Mothers whose babies became securely attached were conspicuous for gradual pacing of their behaviour in face-to-face interaction. They were responsive to the attention non-attention cycles of their infants and paced themselves accordingly. Close physical contact is an important factor in the communication between a mother and her infant. Ainsworth 1982 found that there was a relationship between maternal holding and the eventual nature of the infant s attachment. Securely attached and anxious resistant infants tended to respond more positively to close bodily contact and to its cessation compared to .