NANINHAS E OBJETOS DE TRANSIÇÃO - TUDO QUE VOCÊ PRECISA SABER | MACETES DE MÃE

Today's video is about transitional objects. I'll explain what they are, their importance in a child's development, and give tips on how to introduce them to your child. Watch! 00:00 - Opening 01:49 - What is it? 02:10 - What is it for? 02:40 - When are they typically used? 03:30 - What should I give my baby as a transitional object? 04:15 - Is there one that works best? 04:50 - Do you have any safety tips? 06:06 - Do children grab them right away? 07:07 - Tips What is it? A transitional object is an object that a child clings to and provides comfort in moments of insecurity, fear, anxiety, or sadness. What is it for? To calm the child when the mother is not around. They serve as a consolation when the mother is not around or to calm and comfort babies during delicate moments such as insecurity, anxiety, drowsiness, tiredness, etc. They are GREAT for helping babies sleep. When are they usually used? They usually become part of children's routines in the first year of life, especially during the separation anxiety phase, which occurs around 8 months. To learn more about this, visit:    • CRISE DOS 8 MESES: A FASE DA ANGÚSTIA DA S...   What should you give your baby as a transitional object? It could be a stuffed animal, a pillow, a washcloth, a diaper, a blanket, or any other object the child becomes attached to. Is there one that works best? No, there isn't. There are the famous blankets, which are a mix of a stuffed animal face with a mini-blanket body, but not every baby likes them. Do children take to them right away? No, you can insist on something they seem to appreciate more, and then, eventually, they'll accept it. Tips: Offer a transitional object. The baby/child won't choose one on their own. If you offer something and, after a while, it seems like you're not connecting, change the object. Try a stuffed animal (always hypoallergenic, to avoid problems), a pillow, or a diaper. And let the child choose what they like best. Leave the object with your scent. One idea is to sleep with it for a few nights. If nothing seems to work, do as I do and insist on the diaper. Insist on leaving it there all the time. One day, who knows, it might happen. Some children will never have a transitional object. It's that simple. In this case, there's no need to despair; they simply didn't want or need it. Don't insist. - When choosing a transitional item, preferably choose something that can be replaced if lost (diapers are great for this). After all, if your child falls in love with it and then loses it, then you're in trouble. And transitional items are NOT meant to replace people. They simply help little ones develop mechanisms for self-soothing, which is super important for their development and independence. 🔴 Live streams every Tuesday at 11 a.m. Visit the MdM store on Amazon: www.amazon.com.br/macetesdemae Check out my book: "Pregnant and Practical - A straightforward guide for the first-time mother"! See how to buy or download it for free with Kindle Unlimited: https://amzn.to/3Ur5HHA For more details, watch the video about it: http://bit.ly/gravidaepraticaolivro #Maternity #Pregnancy #Newborn To receive notifications of new videos, turn on the notification alert (by clicking the bell). Check out other videos you'll enjoy: EIGHT-MONTH CRISIS: THE SEPARATION ANGUISH PHASE    • CRISE DOS 8 MESES: A FASE DA ANGÚSTIA DA S...   HOW TO CALM ANGRY CHILDREN    • COMO ACALMAR CRIANÇAS IRRITADAS? 10 SUPER ...   RELAXING BATH FOR YOUR BABY TO SLEEP BETTER    • BANHO RELAXANTE QUE FARÁ SEU BEBÊ DORMIR M...   www.macetesdemae.com facebook.com/macetesdemae instagram.com/macetesdemae twitter.com/macetesdemae pinterest.com/macetesdemae Production: http://www.laranjaazul.com.br Makeup: @nanyferreiramakeup Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) Footage by Videoblocks (https://www.videoblocks.com) and Envato Elements (https://elements.envato.com/curated)