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To continue the discussions and issues raised by Green Pumpkin contribution to Fridays Intellos, back once again on the issue of breastfeeding, by asking ourselves this time on the last stage of the process, namely cheongsam the withdrawal. In response to my previous post about it here, in which we showed that the cultural component was paramount in the choice to breastfeed or not, but also in the duration of breastfeeding, I suggest you try establish major trends in the natural weaning - when does it happen? or when should it be if moms not under any pressure (the "good advice" received from both sides, who casually guide your decision)? - And how is it? - What can we find correlations with other parameters of child development? - Can we draw a parallel with other mammals? - Finally, what are the consequences for moms? The answer to these questions through a review of some articles on the subject. The context of weaning around the world, women adapt their practice of breastfeeding to their personal lifestyle and the environment in which they live. And weaning is no exception to the rule [1]: analysis of data shows that multicultural societies have beliefs and views differ on the age at which the child should be weaned. There are still many companies in the world in which children are mothered for a long time (4 or 5 years), because in them, we think it is normal cheongsam and natural for a baby is dependent on its mother during the first years. To weaning, it is the child who decides cheongsam and it occurs between 3 or 4 years. cheongsam And it is also in these cultures, that women practice more breastfeeding on demand, mothering, porting and co-sleeping. In modern cultures, early weaning is encouraged because it is perceived as a sign of child development. Women who breastfeed longer (beyond 6 months) are considered "anomalies". This is quite related to myths and beliefs that persist such as: a breastfed baby long, too long will be less independent of his mother, and capricious. Numerous studies have actually shown the opposite: the fact to satisfy emotional needs encourage in children a sense of "self-confidence". [2] Dr. G. Wootan [3] tells us that the child decides to wean is more independent, because the choice to move away from her mother comes from him.
Small flat to make here, for women who decide to breastfeed cheongsam longer, which lie at one time or another faced with difficulty and without support or listening (see impact cheongsam of support here), look to weaning a little cheongsam despite them.
Definition of weaning cheongsam natural weaning First and foremost, what weaning? involved there for the child? From the point of view etymology, "Wean" comes from the Vulgar Latin seperare, which means "separate". In English the term is "Weaning" etymology (see here) is interesting because it introduces the concept of novelty: the origin is the word "Wenian" which means "to get used to something different."
Briefly, two possible interpretations: Weaning meaning "separate" is therefore to the complete cessation of breastfeeding. cheongsam The second interpretation is consistent with the gradual introduction of foreign food in the diet of the baby without causing complete cessation of breastfeeding.
Natural weaning is one that develops at the request of the child and himself. What is it in the present life? it all depends of course cultural impact. A study of 179 American women have opted for long breastfeeding [4] sheds light on this point among the reasons given for the complete cessation of breastfeeding, it is the judgment decided by the child % leads to the highest: for the youngest of the family, 63% of cases of withdrawal is requested by the child. A smaller percentage (15%) corresponds to the desire of the mother (which considers that the child is ready).
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