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    • Developmental Psychology
    • Psychoanalysis
    • Infant Care

    Background:

    • The Pikler-Lóczy Institute's work is foundational for infant well-being.
    • The Budapest School's Object Relations theory significantly influenced its development.
    • Limited awareness exists in psychoanalytical circles regarding this unique approach.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To illuminate the principles and impact of the Pikler-Lóczy Institute's model.
    • To highlight the concept of "freedom to move" in infant self-initiated motor development.
    • To connect Pikler's model with Ferenczi's psychoanalytic concepts of early environment and tenderness.

    Main Methods:

    • Historical analysis of the Pikler-Lóczy Institute's foundational principles.
    • Exploration of the concept of "true" autonomy in infant development.
    • Comparative analysis with psychoanalytic theories, specifically Ferenczi's "rêveries" and Clinical Diary.

    Main Results:

    • Pikler established an innovative model fostering partnership, reciprocity, and infant autonomy.
    • The model prioritizes self-initiated motor development, termed "freedom to move".
    • The institute's environment reflects Ferenczi's ideas on essential adult tenderness and early care.

    Conclusions:

    • The Pikler-Lóczy Institute offers a unique, effective model for infant development.
    • Emphasizing "freedom to move" is crucial for a baby's healthy autonomy.
    • Psychoanalytic theory can benefit from understanding this model's integration of tenderness and reciprocity.