Below is a list of interesting and relevant articles in the Infant Mental Health field.  Click on Title to open article:

WAIMH Position Paper on the Rights of Infants - click here to read more

Trajectories of violence: abuse during pregnancy and parental practices in very young children - click here to read more

Do mothers really have stronger bonds with their children than fathers do? - click here to read more

Link between Early Stress and adolescent Gangsterism - click here to read more

Our babies in the news - click here to read more

Perspective journal application guidelines - click here to read more

Healthy attachment, easier separation. - click here to read more

Thinking about sleep training? - click here to read more

Position Paper 1: Controlled Crying - Corne Waldeck - click here to read more

Treating brain damage with cord blood - click here to read more

INFERTILITY READS

1. Mann, Mali (Ed) "Psychoanalytic Aspects of Assisted Reproductive Technology" (2014) Karnac

2. Corbett, K (2001) "Nontraditional Family Romance" Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 70:599 624

3. Friedmann, C (2007) "First Comes, Love, Then Comes , Marriage, Then Comes Baby Carriage: Perspectives on Gay Parenting and Reproductive Technology". Journal of Infant, Child & Adolescent Psychotherapy, 6: 111 - 123

4. Ehrensaft, D (2007), "The Stork Didn't Bring Me, I Came from a Dish: Psychological Experiences of Children Conceived through Assisted Reproductive Technology". Journal of Infant, Child & Adolescent Psychotherapy, 6: 124 - 140

5. Vaughan, S (2007). "Scrambled Eggs: Psychological Meanings of New Reproductive choices for Lesbians". Journal of Infant, Child & Adolescent Psychotherapy, 6: 141 - 155

6. Ehrensaft, D (2008). "Alternative Pathways to Parenthood". Psychoanalytic Study of the Child. 63: 3 - 23.

Dr Nils Bergman's 5 articles on neonates and neuroscience:

Bergman_2013_stomach_capacity_feed_interval.pdf

Dr Nil Bergman 2011 Pfizer_neuroscience_neonatal.pdf

Bergman_2014_mechanism_supine_sleep_SIDS.pdf

Bergman_2014_neuroscience_birth_case_zero_separation.pdf

Morgan_2011_Should_Neonates_Sleep_Alone.pdf

For more information please refer to :

www.skintoskincontact.com

Bereavement:

Pregnancy after stillbirth or neonatal death: psychological risks and management

Prebirth loss and pregnancy complications

Disruptions around birth: prematurity and illness, still-birth and perinatal loss

Other topics of current interest:

Babies In Mind - Book Review

Moms at Risk

Book Review - Treating Attachment Disorders- From Theory to Therapy