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Parent-to-Infant Attachment

1982
Most research exploring attachment has been concerned with the development of the infant’s attachment to his or her parents, especially to the mother Historically, much less attention has been devoted to the parental attachment systems—the parents’ growth of love for the infant. A major step toward looking at the development of parental attachment came
Marilyn J. Svejda   +2 more
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Sensitivity and Attachment: A Meta-Analysis on Parental Antecedents of Infant Attachment

Child Development, 1997
Abstract This meta-analysis included 66 studies (N= 4, 176) on parental antecedents of attachment security. The question addressed was whether maternal sensitivity is associated with infant attachment security, and what the strength of this relation is.
Wolff, M.S. de, IJzendoorn, M.H. van
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Attachment styles of parents of adolescents and their parenting behavior

2006
The parent-child relationship and quality of parenting behavior have proven to be the most influential determinants of the child’ s development. While great effort has been spent studying the parenting behavior and consequences of parenting, much less attention has been devoted to studying determinants of parenting behavior.
Kuterovac Jagodić, Gordana   +2 more
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The Parental Side of Attachment

2013
Until quite recently, attachment theorists and researchers paid rather little heed to the parental experience of attachment relationships. Following Bowlby's ( 1958, 1969) theoretical formulations, empirical studies emphasized the infant's need for a special figure who is emotionally and physically available and thereby facilitates exploration of ...
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The Social Construction of Attachment, Attachment Disorders and Attachment Parenting in International Adoption Discourse and Parent Education

Children & Society, 2016
This article examines how ideas about forming emotional attachments with internationally adopted children are communicated to parents via adoption agencies, parenting courses, magazines, books and websites. In adoptive parent education, attachment is often presented as an elusive goal that requires concerted effort to achieve, without which the child ...
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Parent-Infant Attachment

Pediatrics In Review, 2015
Katheryn F, Frazier, Rebecca J, Scharf
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Parental-Infant Attachment

1990
In 1972, Klaus and colleagues described a’ sensitive period’ occurring between a mother and her infant soon after birth which enhanced maternal-infant attachment. Interpretations applied to this suggestion evolved as the ‘bonding theory’ and affected midwifery practice in the delivery of care to mothers and babies throughout the Western world.
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Paternal attachment, parenting beliefs and children's attachment

Early Child Development and Care, 2010
Relationships between fathers' romantic attachment style, parenting beliefs and father–child attachment security and dependence were examined in a diverse sample of 72 fathers of young children. Paternal romantic attachment style was coded based on fathers' endorsement of a particular style represented in the Hazan and Shaver Three‐Category measure of ...
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THE PARENT-INFANT ATTACHMENT

Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1976
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