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Äidin harteille kasataan tarpeeton kuorma – Lapsen tulevaisuus ei mene pilalle yhdestä heikosta hetkestä | The Atlantic

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By Maytal Eyal
| APU
The Atlanticin alkuperäisen, englanninkielisen jutun voit lukea tästä linkistä. Eräänä päivänä törmäsin videoon, jossa psykoterapeutiksi opiskeleva esittää hajamielistä äitiä, joka jättää lapsensa huomiotta. ”Hei, äiti, voitko leikkiä kanssani?” terapeutti kysyy matkien lasta. ”Ei nyt”, hän vastaa äidin roolissa, puhelimesta tiukasti kiinni pitäen. ”Minulla on kiire.” Terapeutti varoittaa, että ”äiti, jota ei tavoita emotionaalisesti” voi aiheuttaa pysyvän ”epävarman kiintymyssuhteen”.
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Opinion: Enough with the mom guilt already

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By Maytal Eyal
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
The other day, I came across a video of a psychotherapist in training acting out a scene of a distracted mother ignoring her child. “Hey, Mom, can you play with me?” the therapist asks, mimicking the kid. “Not now,” she responds as the mom, gripping her phone. “I’m busy.” The therapist warns that the “unavailable mother” can create lasting “insecure attachment,” potentially relegating a child to a future of anxiety, self-doubt and dysfunctional relationships.
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Enough With the Mom Guilt Already Original

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By Maytal Eyal
| The Atlantic Verified
The other day, I came across a video of a psychotherapist in training acting out a scene of a distracted mother ignoring her child. “Hey, Mom, can you play with me?” the therapist asks, mimicking the kid. “Not now,” she responds as the mom, gripping her phone. “I’m busy.” The therapist warns that the “unavailable mother” can create lasting “insecure attachment,” potentially relegating a child to a future of anxiety, self-doubt, and dysfunctional relationships.
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