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ashley kate

What You Should Know Before Becoming a Surrogate Mother - 0 views

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    Surrogacy is perhaps one of the most selfless acts that a woman can bestow upon a couple in need of a child. Surrogacy, however, can come with both physical and physiological risks that may or may not be easy to recover from. Understanding what the psychological risks of surrogate motherhood can make the transition from carrying a child to relinquishing that child easier. The psychological risks of surrogate motherhood may be a heavier burden to carry, but pre-screening and on-going counseling both before and after the event can help surrogate mothers adjust. There are four areas that are of particular interest in the psychological aspect of surrogacy: contact (bonds), control, closure and ethics. Surrogate mothers form relationships with the couples they surrogate for and that bond may perhaps be even stronger than the bond they may feel for the child they are carrying. They see and talk to their couples regularly and become used to the caring bestowed upon them from their couples. These bonds are strengthened by the routine prenatal visits, maternity clothes shopping, calls to see how they are feeling or if they need anything for comfort. These routine events cause them to become almost dependent on their couples and some surrogates report even becoming depressed after the birth not because of having to relinquish the child, but because they no longer have a reason for contact with their couples. Another one of the psychological risks of surrogate motherhood is that of closure. Often, this can go hand in hand with every contact or bonding issues. The routines and relationships developed between the surrogate, couples and medical staff that often make the transition from pregnancy and surrogacy to the birth and farewell stage that makes it difficult. Not only does the surrogate have to deal with the loss of a child, per se, but also the loss of those unique and caring relationships and routines that they have grown used to over the previous nine months. And fina
Bijayani Swain

Tips of How to Diaper a Baby - 0 views

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    Diapering your baby is equally important and inevitable part of parenting as clothing, bathing and feeding. Here at motherszone know all the basics of baby diapering.
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    Diapering your baby is equally important and inevitable part of parenting as clothing, bathing and feeding. Here at motherszone know all the basics of baby diapering.
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    Changing baby's diaper is most important daily routine as clothing, bathing and feeding. At motherszone, learn the techniques of diapering your new baby.
mtrhuynh

How To Put Together The Perfect Birthing Plan - 1 views

You are going to be focusing on changes ahead when you're pregnant. The 40 weeks of pregnancy are full of adjustments, as well. Read the below article for some excellent advice on how to deal with ...

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