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Date:	Thu, 25 Aug 2016 09:39:39 -0400
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Subject:	how moms are treated during birthing affects the way they treat their newborns
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Several doula and childbirth training orgs  mention a study or studies that
show that new mommas treat their newborns as they themselves have been
treated during labor and birth.kindly, with deference and with dignity and
no rushing, or quickly and dismissively, heedless of the mother's feelings.
Anyone know of this.heard of it? Any studies that you all may have seen?
And thanks!

 

Jackie Levine 

 

 


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