The new paradigm for depression in new mothers: current findings on maternal depression, breastfeeding and resiliency across the lifespan.

Q2 Nursing Breastfeeding Review Pub Date : 2015-03-01
Kathleen Kendall-Tackett
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The results from these recent studies demonstrate that breastfeeding has a much larger role to play in maintaining physical and mental health than we have previously believed. It's not just the milk. Because breastfeeding increases maternal responsivity, it makes the day-to-day experience of mothering more tolerable. It increases the chances that the babies will be securely attached and will not have their stress and inflammatory response systems chronically up-regulated. Breastfeeding is so much more than just a method of feeding. It's a way of caring for a baby that will provide a lifetime's worth of good health because it provides a way for mothers to connect with their babies, even if they did not experience that kind of care themselves. In short, breastfeeding can make the world a happier and healthier place, one mother and baby at a time.

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新妈妈抑郁的新范式:关于母亲抑郁、母乳喂养和整个生命周期的弹性的最新发现。
最近这些研究的结果表明,母乳喂养在保持身心健康方面发挥的作用比我们以前认为的要大得多。不仅仅是牛奶的问题。因为母乳喂养提高了母亲的反应能力,它使母亲的日常经验更容易忍受。它增加了婴儿被安全依附的机会,也不会让他们的压力和炎症反应系统长期上调。母乳喂养不仅仅是一种喂养方法。这是一种照顾婴儿的方式,它将提供一生健康的价值,因为它为母亲提供了一种与婴儿联系的方式,即使她们自己没有经历过那种照顾。简而言之,母乳喂养可以使世界变得更快乐、更健康,一次一个母亲和一个婴儿。
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Breastfeeding Review Nursing-Maternity and Midwifery
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