Carol is distressed because post-childbirth complications prevented her from being in close physical contact with her child during his first few hours of life.Carol should be told that as long as she can breast-feed her baby,no lasting damage will be done. physical contact with her infant immediately after birth would not contribute to the development of mother-fant attachment. human infants do not have well-defined critical periods for the formation of a mother- infant attachment. infants should be left physically undisturbed during the first few hours of life so they can rest. infants form attachments based mostly on nourishment, not physical contact.

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Carol is distressed because post-childbirth complications prevented her from being in close physical contact with her child during his first few hours of life.Carol should be told that as long as she can breast-feed her baby,no lasting damage will be done. physical contact with her infant immediately after birth would not contribute to the development of mother-fant attachment. human infants do not have well-defined critical periods for the formation of a mother- infant attachment. infants should be left physically undisturbed during the first few hours of life so they can rest. infants form attachments based mostly on nourishment, not physical contact.

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Carol should be told that physical contact with her infant immediately after birth is crucial for the development of mother-infant attachment, which plays a significant role in the child's emotional and psychological development. This bonding process is not solely dependent on breastfeeding but encompasses the nurturing touch, eye contact, and emotional connection between mother and child.

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