The Cultural Roots of the Canadian Birthing System
Cross-culturally, birthing practices can be better understood by examining the central belief system of a given culture. Through a discussion
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Sociocultural Factors and Perinatal Development of Baganda Infants: The Precocity Issue
Infant development among the Baganda of Uganda is discussed from a sociocultural perspective. Cross-cultural examples which illustrate cultural effects on
Teaching Mother/Fetus Communication: A Workshop on how to Teach Pregnant Mothers to Communicate with Their Unborn Children
There has been much in literature about the to-be-born child’s ability to receive stimuli such as sounds heard inside and
Psychobiosocial Intervention in Threatened Premature Labor
A pilot study was conducted to investigate whether psychobiosocial intervention could be a useful adjunct to medical management of premature
Prenatal University; Commitment to Fetal-Family Bonding and the Strengthening of the Family Unit as an Educational Institution
This paper reviews The Prenatal University stimulation program, which is designed: 1) to create an interactive relationship between parents to
Maternal Report of Perinatal Information as a Predictor of Cardiopulmonary Functioning in the Neonate
This study examined the relationship between neonates cardiopulmonary condition and relevant information from the perinatal period. Multiple regression analyses showed