Phenomenology Of The Newborn

Phenomenology Of The Newborn

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• Explores the experiences and characteristics of newborn babies, providing insights into their early life and development.

• Discusses newborn behaviour, sensory responses, and interactions with the surrounding environment during the first stages of life.

• Examines early communication through crying, facial expressions, body movements, and other newborn responses.

• Explains the importance of parent–infant bonding and early relationships in supporting newborn well-being and development.

• Highlights the physical, emotional, and developmental aspects of the newborn period to improve understanding of early infancy.

• Provides valuable insights for healthcare professionals, paediatricians, nurses, researchers, and students interested in newborn care and infant development