In Vitro Infant Breastfeeding and Parent Child Emotion Building
IVF refers to an infant who is transplanted into the mother's uterus after in vitro fertilization through assisted reproductive technology. In recent years, IVF is more and more common in infertile couples. However, some people have doubts about whether IVF and parent-child relationship can be established. As an important way of mother child parent-child relationship, IVF breastfeeding can promote the establishment of parent-child emotion. The following will elaborate on this issue from the four aspects of physiology, psychology, society and expansion perspective.
Physiological aspects
First, IVF breastfeeding helps promote the physical development of infants. Breast milk is rich in nutrients and antibodies, which can provide various nutrients needed by infants, enhance immunity and reduce the occurrence of diseases. Babies have close contact with their mothers in the process of breastfeeding. This skin contact can promote the growth and development of babies, making them feel warm and safe.
Second, IVF breastfeeding can help mothers produce milk and strengthen the physiological relationship between mothers and infants. In the process of lactation, the stimulation of the baby's sucking the nipple will stimulate the mother to produce prolactin and promote the secretion of milk. This contact stimulation will also promote the mother to produce oxytocin, help the uterine contraction to recover to the state before pregnancy, reduce postpartum hemorrhage, and promote uterine recovery.
Third, IVF breastfeeding can promote the biochemical connection between mother and baby. The hormones secreted by the mother in the process of lactation will make her feel happy and satisfied. At the same time, the baby will also produce hormones through sucking and breathing. The exchange of these hormones helps to establish the emotional relationship between the mother and the baby.
Psychological aspects
First, IVF breastfeeding can promote mothers to have maternal love. In the process of breastfeeding, the mother will feel the closeness and satisfaction between her and the baby, thus generating maternal love. This kind of maternal love is a deep and selfless love, which can promote the establishment of close emotional ties between mothers and babies.
Second, IVF breastfeeding helps infants form safe attachment. The baby can feel the warmth and security of the mother through close contact with the mother during the breastfeeding process, and establish the foundation of safe attachment. Safe attachment is essential for infants' mental health and social development.
Third, IVF breastfeeding can improve mothers' self-confidence and satisfaction. A mother who successfully suckles her baby can increase her confidence in her childcare ability and enhance her satisfaction in childcare. This kind of self-confidence and satisfaction helps to build a good parent-child relationship.
Social aspects
First, IVF breastfeeding is a way to prove the role of mothers. The mothers of IVF have experienced the process of assisted reproductive technology. They show their ability as mothers by breastfeeding their babies, and gain family and social recognition. This kind of identity helps to cultivate mothers' self-esteem and social role awareness.
Second, IVF breastfeeding can promote family cohesion. Breastfeeding of IVF is not only a parent-child activity between mother and baby, but also a process involving the whole family. Family members take care of and care for babies together, share the joy and challenges of childcare together, and enhance family cohesion.
Third, IVF breastfeeding can transmit positive parenting concepts and values in society. By promoting the importance and benefits of IVF breastfeeding, we can guide more families to pay attention to the establishment of parent-child feelings, strengthen family education, and promote the inheritance of good parenting concepts and values in society.
Expand perspective and summarize
From the perspective of physiology, psychology, society and expansion, IVF breastfeeding has a positive impact on the establishment of parent-child emotion. Through close contact and close communication with the mother, the baby can feel safe, satisfied and dependent, and establish a secure attachment relationship. At the same time, IVF breastfeeding can also help mothers to generate maternal feelings and enhance their self-confidence and satisfaction. In addition, IVF breastfeeding can also promote the cohesion of the family and transmit positive parenting concepts and values. Therefore, IVF breastfeeding can be said to be an effective way to promote the establishment of parent-child feelings.
