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The Good Enough Mother
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D. W.
Winnicott's concept of the "good enough mother" is a cornerstone of his object relations theory.
It emphasizes that mothers don't need to be perfect but should provide a consistent and responsive environment for their children's emotional development.
Winnicott highlights the importance of attunement and empathy in fostering a secure attachment.
His work challenges the idealization of perfect parenting, suggesting that imperfections and failures are inevitable and can even contribute to a child's healthy development.
The concept of the "good enough mother" has had a lasting impact on child psychology and parenting practices.
Winnicott's concept of the "good enough mother" is a cornerstone of his object relations theory.
It emphasizes that mothers don't need to be perfect but should provide a consistent and responsive environment for their children's emotional development.
Winnicott highlights the importance of attunement and empathy in fostering a secure attachment.
His work challenges the idealization of perfect parenting, suggesting that imperfections and failures are inevitable and can even contribute to a child's healthy development.
The concept of the "good enough mother" has had a lasting impact on child psychology and parenting practices.
