Each infant will need to have a sense of reality for themselves. A baby’s growing sense of reality is crucial for its development. A mother will need to attend to the infant’s every need. Then the infant has to experience a world apart from its immediate surroundings. Its immediate fulfillment is perhaps the most critical aspect of raising a child.
What Is a “Good Enough Mother”?
Submitted by Judy Hanning on Fri, 2016-06-03 06:00
A British pediatrician has now weighed in on the subject of motherhood. The child’s cognitive development is critical for anyone raising the infant. For the mother, it introduces several significant challenges that need to be considered. A new approach could be available to explain new techniques in raising children.
So being a “good enough mother” is fairly complex. It involves a balancing act between two equally important processes for a child’s healthy cognitive development and even his future happiness: 1) At first, the mother or caretaker must devotedly attend to
Key Takeaways:
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Allowing infants to experience small struggles is important.
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Struggles help develop healthy understanding of external reality.
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If a mother tends to every need of a child, they may struggle to understand the real external world.
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