[log in to unmask] wrote:  How is it that we can argue in one breath that the post-partum mom has such an acute memory of her birth experience that she is able remember tiny details decades later and yet we can also argue in the same breath that she is prone to misunderstanding what has been said to her by HCPs. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Dear friends,

How well formulated: it just doesn't make sense. Is it logical to think that a new mom who has the evolutionary task to care for her newborn is somehow being temporarily senile? Wouldn't it be logical to think it should be the opposite? Well, according to Katerine Ellison it is, read about her at http://www.themommybrain.com/ (no financial interest for me, just philosophical)

Warmly,

Gonneke, IBCLC, LLLL in southern Netherlands


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