Renaissance School of Medicine, Stony Brook University, New York.
J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry. 2022 Jun;61(6):752-753. doi: 10.1016/j.jaac.2022.03.007. Epub 2022 Mar 15.
In 1970, Klaus and Kennell endorsed the idea of a sensitive period immediately after birth, associated with skin-to-skin contact, that was key to a human mother developing an affectional bond with her infant. Since that time, studies have investigated how the mother's affectional bond to her infant supports infant development as well as a variety of factors that impact the development of such a bond, including maternal engagement in fetal movements, experiences during the birth process, social support including that from the partner, and maternal mental health. This editorial aims to set the large, longitudinal study by Le Bas et al. in the context of past and current other work on the significance of parents' bonds to their infants.
1970 年，Klaus 和 Kennell 认可了出生后立即存在一个敏感时期的观点，这与皮肤接触有关，是人类母亲与婴儿建立情感联系的关键。从那时起，研究已经调查了母亲对婴儿的情感联系如何支持婴儿的发育，以及影响这种联系发展的各种因素，包括母亲参与胎儿运动、分娩过程中的经历、包括伴侣在内的社会支持，以及母亲的心理健康。这篇社论旨在将 Le Bas 等人的大型纵向研究置于过去和当前其他关于父母与婴儿关系重要性的工作的背景下。
