The stone age baby in a techno society
By: Nancy Williams, Margie Deutsch Lash, Gretchen Andrews, with Shawn Crane
Contributors: Lash, Margie Deutsch; Andrews, Gretchen; Crane, Shawn
Publisher: [CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform]
Published: 2012
Language: eng
Number of pages: 169
ISBN-13: 9781460959855
Subjects: Motherhood; Parenting; Beastfeeding; Maternité; Rôle parental; Maternity
Description: Developmentally, babies have not changed much over the eons in terms of how they grow and what they need as newborns. Yet, society has changed in dramatic ways, often making it difficult for mothers and babies to remain together during the critical early years of their life. Bariers exist in most societies making uninterrupted mothering almost a thing of the past in many communities. This has frightening implications for the future with respect to the health and well-being of our entire world. Topics including societal norms juxtaposed to the basic needs of a child, healthy motherhood behaviors, and possible ideas for moving our world to a better place are all discussed. Learn how the future of our children and the safety of our society can be protected in this compelling work.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.