家庭での育児と子どもの発達のための刺激: 育児ケアからの視点
Jeniffer Stephanie Marques Hilário1,2, Letícia Pancieri1, Regina Aparecida Garcia de Lima1
1Universidade de São Paulo, Escola de Enfermagem de Ribeirão Preto, PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centre for Nursing Research Development, Ribeirão Preto, SP, Brazil.
Revista latino-americana de enfermagem
|August 20, 2025
まとめ
母親の育児は子供の発達に影響を及ぼし 育児と学習の機会が重要なのです 介護の枠組みは,1歳未満の幼児の家庭環境の強みと弱点を強調しています.
科学分野:
- 子供 の 発達
- 母親 の 健康
- 小児看護
背景:
- 日常的な家庭生活は 子供の発達に影響を与える 育児の基本です
- 母親の報告は 子供の世話環境の 優点と弱点の両方を明らかにします
- 家庭環境は 幼少期から 学習の機会を育む
研究 の 目的:
- 1歳未満の子供に対する母親の育児の実践を家庭の文脈で分析する.
- 介護の枠組みを通してこれらの実践を評価する.
主な方法:
- 哲学的なヘルメネウティクスと 養育ケアという概念的アプローチを用いた 定性的な研究です
- 27人の母親との 深い半構造面接です
- インタビューデータの誘導的テーマ分析
主要な成果:
- 子どもの育成には 遊び 社交 画面に映る時間 父の関与 偶発的な読書が含まれていました
- 母親は,制限の設定,幼児教育,子供の発達に対する認識について不確実性を表現しました.
- 発見は,Nurturing Care領域との部分的な一致を示しました: 応答的ケア,早期学習,および子供の安全.
結論:
- 母親の育児の慣行は 子どもの家庭での育児環境を反映しており 強いところも弱点も表しています
- 介護ドメインは,プライマリヘルスケア内の保育を分析するのに価値があります.
- 親の反応力や日々のルーチンは 子どもの最適な発達に不可欠であり 介護の戦略を示唆しています
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