A maternal bond means the connections that often happen during pregnancy issues and childbirth, or between women and unrelated children, such as with adoptions. Maternal bonds are influenced by hundreds of emotional, mental and physical issues. Some new mothers do not bond instantly, however.
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| Theories · Areas | |
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| Styles |
- Achievement ideology
- Atlas personality
- Attachment parenting
- Baby talk
- Buddha-like parenting
- Concerted cultivation
- Enmeshment
- Free-range parenting
- Gatekeeper parent
- Helicopter parent
- Nurturant parenting
- Slow parenting
- Soccer mom
- Strict father model
- Taking children seriously
- Theybie
- Tiger parenting
- Work at home parent
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| Techniques |
- After-school activity
- Allowance
- Bedtime
- Child care
- Co-sleeping
- Dishabituation
- Education
- Habituation
- Homeschooling
- Identification (psychology)
- Introjection
- Latchkey kid
- Moral development
- Normative social influence
- Parent management training
- Play (date)
- Role model
- Social integration
- Television
- The talk (race)
- The talk (sex education)
- Toy (educational)
- Positive Parenting Program
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| Child discipline |
- Blanket training
- Corporal punishment in the home
- Curfew
- Grounding
- Positive discipline
- Tactical ignoring
- Time-out
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| Abuse | |
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Legal and social aspects |
- Child custody
- Child support
- Cost of raising a child
- Deadbeat parent
- Disownment
- Family disruption
- Management of domestic violence
- Marriage
- Parental alienation
- Parental responsibility
- Paternity
- Shared parenting
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| Experts | |
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| Organizations |
- Families Need Fathers
- Mothers Apart from Their Children
- Mothers' Union
- National Childbirth Trust
- National Fatherhood Initiative
- National Parents Organization
- Parent–teacher association
- Parents Against Child Exploitation
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