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Marianne Vanderveen-Kolkena <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 10 Oct 2008 09:47:55 +0200
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Hi Georgia,

Didn't perceive it as such!
And even if I would have... when pediatric concerns have been ruled out, I 
think that very often parental issues *will* have a stress effect on a 
child. This is not to blame the parents, but it is so necessary to *first* 
find out where the problem is and *then* solve it where it is! I can't heal 
*your* broken leg by plastering *mine*! :o))
Many of us have grown up insecurely attached, which has made us grow into 
adults that do not always know how to deal with demanding situations such as 
having a newborn. That's not blaming; that's analyzing facts and causes; 
that's diagnosing in order to pick the right treatment. I fail to understand 
why parents would not welcome the attention for their own *needs*!!
If you enrich a field, the crop will be more healthy and more abundant. That 
is how I see interaction in the parent/infant-dyad. We as parents need to be 
'fertile' in order to stimulate optimal development in our children. It 
breaks my heart, to see these stupid guidelines getting so much attention, 
by HCP's and parents the like. I've been crying several times the last few 
days, for sheer powerlessness of getting the message across that is out 
there in so many different forms: infants and children need a safe 
environment to be able to grow into stable adults and it is up to us to 
provide them with that environment.

Thanks to all of you, who have given me good ideas so far. I'm working my 
but off and reading all day, to get a grip on the whole issue and find the 
ultimate strategy to deal with this situation.
Anymore *big* publications and *great* names that can impress our 
governmental institute, are welcomed with open arms...

Warmly,

Marianne (feeling emotional and challenged to the core, by the meeting to 
come as well as by certain views in the Dutch lc-working field...)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "g raphael" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2008 7:52 PM
Subject: [LACTNET] cry-babies


> HI,, sorry just reading my post it sounds like i'm putting all the blame 
> on parents for crying babies...that was not my intent... my point was 
> only, like Barbara says, crying I hope will not continue to be considered 
> just a "stage" (oh, he's colicky, bad luck!).. but treated rather as a 
> symptom of something else that may be solvable with good support, 
> information, and in-tune parenting....
> georgia

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