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The crucial role of early interactions in the formation of early bonds
During the first weeks of life, the adult and the newborn get to know each other and build a shared history. It is through these early interactions that the baby develops a sense of...
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When Parental Vulnerabilities Affect the Quality of the Relationship
Overwhelmed by emotions they struggle to control, vulnerable parents—due to turbulent personal histories—face challenges when a baby arrives. Effective interventions can help safeguard...
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Supporting parents to prevent parental burnout
Many parents may be affected by parental burnout, which currently affects nearly 6% of people in France, primarily women. This physical and emotional exhaustion, linked to excessive...
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Panjo Home Visits: Support Tailored to the Needs of Families and Newborns
Côtes-d'Armor, Finistère, Île-et-Vilaine, Morbihan: the four departments of the Brittany region are piloting the “Promotion of Health and Attachment for Newborns and Their Young Parents:...
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The arrival of a child turns family life upside down [Interview]
Many parents feel anxious about bringing their newborn home. The Aube Departmental Council offers them the option of receiving support from a social and family services specialist. This...
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The challenge is to build a relationship of trust between the professional and the family [Interview]
The Maternal and Child Health Service (PMI) in the Moselle department pays special attention to mothers experiencing mental health challenges that affect the quality of their...
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Taking Care of Yourself to Better Care for Others [Interview]
Early childhood professions expose practitioners to psychological distress that can affect the children in their care. This risk can be mitigated by developing additional skills that...
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Solid guidelines for implementing early prevention interventions in the home
The effectiveness of early home-based prevention interventions—which offer parents activities designed to develop their psychosocial and caregiving skills—is recognized in the scientific...
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Supporting the Development of Early Parent-Child Bonds: Learn More [Bibliography]
To enrich this special issue dedicated to early parent-child interactions, this bibliography brings together background documents—reports, survey findings—and publications addressing...
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Motivational interviewing: an effective tool for boosting parents’ confidence in childhood vaccination
Motivational interviewing is an effective technique in many areas of prevention for encouraging individuals to change their behavior (smoking, nutrition, physical activity). In Quebec,...