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The University of Wisconsin, Cooperative Extension Parenting and Family Relationships website (parenting.uwex.edu) is a resource developed by a team of family and parenting specialists at UW-Madison’s Extension Human Development and Relationships Ins |
Have you ever tried to explain to someone what attachment parenting is? |
It's exciting to see how much research is constantly being churned out that shows just how beneficial Attachment Parenting is to healthy infant and child development! |
With so much unsolicited parenting advice in our information era, I encourage you to raise a red flag to advice including any of the following 6 terms: Should, Habit, It works, That's what the doctor advised, Spoiling, Good baby. |
If we follow evidence-based normal human development, early independence is a fallacy. |
Light bulbs, alarm clocks, factories, and offices are new cultural inventions that require a whole new sleep-industrial complex to maintain. Taking it all into consideration, there is no question of adaptation. |
If we take a holistic view of the sleep question, we have to ask how successful and beneficial it is when we discover the "normal" situation of medicated sleep and the reach of adult sleep difficulties into so many lives. |
Research has revealed that right up until the advent of electric light, humans normally experienced 2 distinct segments of sleep. |
For babies requiring long-term hospitalization, like preemies and other ill newborns, some hospitals now offer Volunteer Cuddlers to help meet their needs for nurturing touch. |
While more research is needed, the benefits of responsive feeding on child nutrition and growth are expected to be as great as responsive parenting is to child outcome. |
Research on responsive feeding is promising, but more research is needed to define child outcomes. |
Women who received more support from their partners during pregnancy experienced less distress postpartum and reported that their infants were happier, too. |