ISBN:
9780470386453
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource (xxi, 310 p)
,
ill
Edition:
Online-Ausg. 2009 Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web
Parallel Title:
Print version The Newborn as a Person : Enabling Healthy Infant Development Worldwide
DDC:
305.232
Keywords:
Parent and infant
;
Newborn infants Care
;
Infants Development
;
Child Development
;
Infant Behavior
;
Infant, Newborn
;
Infant Care
;
Parent-Child Relations
Abstract:
Advances in the fields of psychology and psychiatry have bolstered the perspective that infants are not the passive recipients of sensory stimulation as it was once thought. Built on T. Berry Brazelton s paradigm-shifting work on the individuality of infants, this book provides relevant information on the necessity for family-centered intervention in the newborn period. Coverage is wide-ranging, authoritative, and practical. This landmark collection includes contributions from T. Berry Brazelton, Tiffany Field, Rachel Keen, and many others. Pediatric professionals will receive practical guidan
Description / Table of Contents:
The Newborn as a Person: Enabling Healthy Infant Development Worldwide; Contents; Acknowledgments; Contributors; Preface; PART I: LOOKING BACK; Chapter 1: The Discovery of the Human Newborn: A Brief History; PART II: CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH AND PRACTICE: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES: Research on Newborn Behavior and Development; Chapter 2: Predicting Development for Extremely Low Birthweight Infants: Sweden; Chapter 3: The Effects of Newborn Massage: United States; Chapter 4: Perinatal Factors Influencing Development: Spain; Chapter 5: Supporting Parents of At-Risk Infants: Japan
Description / Table of Contents:
Chapter 6: The Cultural Context of the Mother-Infant Relationship: KoreaChapter 7: Moments of Meeting: Pivotal Moments in Mother, Infant, Father Bonding: Switzerland; Chapter 8: The Developmental Niche of the Newborn in Rural Kenya; PART II: CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH AND PRACTICE: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES: Early Intervention with Infants and Families; Chapter 9: Early Intervention and Fatherhood: Denmark; Chapter 10: A Model for Working in Community Health Settings: United Kingdom
Description / Table of Contents:
Chapter 11: Using the Newborn Behavioral Observations (NBO) System with At-Risk Infants and Families: United StatesChapter 12: Early Intervention in an Australian Setting; Chapter 13: Reaching Out to Rural Communities: A Community Health Model: Thailand; Chapter 14: Maternal-Child and Family Nursing and Preventive Intervention: United States; PART II: CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH AND PRACTICE: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES: New Models in Training Health-Care Professionals; Chapter 15: The Touchpoints Approach: United States; Chapter 16: The Newborn as a Touchpoint: Training Pediatricians in Portugal
Description / Table of Contents:
Chapter 17: Humanizing the Infant: FranceChapter 18: The NBAS in a North Carolina Clinical Setting: Hospital and Home: United States; Chapter 19: Relationship-Based Practice in the Newborn Nursery: Thoughts for the Pediatric Professional: United States; Chapter 20: Preparing Professionals to Work with Newborns: The Brazelton Institute Experience: United States; Chapter 21: Integrating Developmental Principles into the Daily Work of Health Professionals: Italy; PART III: LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE; Chapter 22: A View from the Lab; Chapter 23: Parent-Infant Bonding and Doula Support
Description / Table of Contents:
Chapter 24: The Brazelton Baby: The Other Side of the CoinChapter 25: Evolving Family Dynamics and Neonatal Assessment; Chapter 26: Future Dialogue between the Neurosciences and the Behavioral Observation of Infants; Chapter 27: The Role of the Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale: Personal Refl ections; Author Index; Subject Index;
Description / Table of Contents:
The discovery of the human newborn : a brief history / J. Kevin NugentPredicting development for extremely low birth weight infants : Sweden / Karin Stjernqvist -- The effects of newborn massage : United States / Tiffany Field -- Perinatal factors influencing development : Spain / Carme Costas-Moragas -- Supporting parents of at-risk infants : Japan / Shohei Ohgi and Tomitaro Akiyama -- The cultural context of the mother-infant relationship : Korea / Yeonghee Shin and Byunghi Park -- Moments of meeting : pivotal moments in mother, infant, father bonding : Switzerland / Nadia Bruschweiler-Stern -- The developmental niche of the newborn in rural Kenya / Charles M. Super and Sara Harkness -- Early intervention and fatherhood : Denmark / Hanne Munck -- A model for working in community health settings : United Kingdom / Joanna Hawthorne and Betty Hutchon -- Using the newborn behavioral observations (NBO) system with at-risk infants and families : United States / Yvette Blanchard -- Early intervention in an Australian setting / Beulah Warren -- Reaching out to rural communities : a community health model : Thailand / Nittaya Jirathiyut Kotchabhakdi and Naiphinich Kotchabhakdi -- Maternal-child and family nursing and preventive intervention : United States / Kristi Brandt -- The touchpoints approach : United States / Ann Coleman Stadtler and John Hornstein -- The newborn as a touchpoint : training pediatricians in Portugal / João Gomes-Pedro -- Humanizing the infant : France / Drina Candilis-Huisman and Marie Fabre-Grenet -- The NBAS in a North Carolina clinical setting : hospital and home : United States / James M. Helm and Marie A. Reilly -- Relationship-based practice in the newborn nursery : thoughts for the pediatric professional : United States / Constance Helen Keefer, Lise Carolyn Johnson, and Susan Minear -- Preparing professionals to work with newborns : the Brazelton Institute experience : United States / Jean Gardner Cole, Cecilia F. Matson, and Thembi Ranuga -- Integrating developmental principles into the daily work of health professionals : Italy / Gherardo Rapisardi ... [et al.] -- A view from the lab / Rachel Keen -- Parent-infant bonding and doula support / John H. Kennell -- The Brazelton baby : the other side of the coin / Ed Tronick -- Evolving family dynamics and neonatal assessment / Bonnie J. Petrauskas -- Future dialogue between the neurosciences and the behavioral observation of infants / Daniel N. Stern and Nadia Bruschweiler-Stern -- The role of the neonatal behavioral assessment scale : personal reflections / T. Berry Brazelton.
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index
,
Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web
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