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Daily Archives: 26/06/2018

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Ecopsychology and the newborn. Part III: Breastfeeding, sustainability and Eco-feminism

Part I Part II   When talking about newborns and their initial environment, it is necessary to consider the ecological impact of infant feeding practices.  In 1991, an extensive review of the ecological benefits of breastfeeding was written by Andrew Radford. To summarize his findings, the simplicity, the convenience, the readiness, the total completeness, the…

26/06/2018Ecopsychology, NewbornsPor M.S.

Ecopsychology and the newborn. Part II: restoring the original paradigm

Part I   Restoring the original paradigm   Humanization of childbirth has also changed the practices regarding newborn care. Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) is now recognized as the ideal care for newborns, especially premature babies, and is recommended by the World Health Organization (World Health Organization, Department of Reproductive Health and Research, 2003). The kangaroo…

26/06/2018EcopsychologyPor M.S.

Ecopsychology and the newborn. Part I: How does the attachment to nature start?

by Ibone Olza and Sharon E. MacDonnell Originally Published in: Ecopsychology. June 2010, 2(2): 105-109.   ABSTRACT   How and when does the ecological unconscious develop in the human newborn? Research from the neurobiological findings of attachment theory has shown the deleterious effect of mother separation on the brain development of newborns. Innovations in newborn…

26/06/2018EcopsychologyPor M.S.

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