Komunikacja matki z dzieckiem w okresie prenatalnym
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prenatal communication
pregnancy

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Matuszczak-Świgoń, J. ., & Kowalska-Żelewska, A. . (2020). Komunikacja matki z dzieckiem w okresie prenatalnym. Człowiek I Społeczeństwo, 50, 85–99. https://doi.org/10.14746/cis.2020.50.6

Abstrakt

The aim of this paper is to present theories, current research on the forms and importance of a mother’s communication with her child in a prenatal period, and discuss the results of own research in this area. In the research, the Communication with a Prenatal Child Questionnaire was used which measures six forms of prenatal communication. Prenatal communication is significant for both a mother and a child in her womb. Thanks to prenatal communication the mother can explore more consciously the challenges of pregnancy which are preparatory tasks for the role of a parent and the child develops better. The mother learns how to express her feelings non-verbally through empathy, facial expressions, touch, synchrony, and intuition. After childbirth, she can use the forms of communication from the prenatal period.

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