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The continuum concept
Book • 1975
In 'The Continuum Concept', Jean Liedloff presents a theory based on her observations of the Yequana and Sanema indigenous tribes in South America.
She argues that human beings have an innate set of expectations, which she calls the 'continuum', that are essential for optimal physical, mental, and emotional development.
The book emphasizes the importance of immediate maternal contact, constant physical carrying, co-sleeping, breastfeeding on cue, and immediate response to infants' needs.
Liedloff suggests that when these evolutionary expectations are not met, it can lead to various mental and social disorders.
The book advocates for a 'back to basics' approach to parenting, aligning with evolutionary psychology and attachment theory.
She argues that human beings have an innate set of expectations, which she calls the 'continuum', that are essential for optimal physical, mental, and emotional development.
The book emphasizes the importance of immediate maternal contact, constant physical carrying, co-sleeping, breastfeeding on cue, and immediate response to infants' needs.
Liedloff suggests that when these evolutionary expectations are not met, it can lead to various mental and social disorders.
The book advocates for a 'back to basics' approach to parenting, aligning with evolutionary psychology and attachment theory.
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