vida secreta del niño antes de nacer, la (méx)

Ediciones Urano brings back to its readers the great classic of prenatal psychology, recommended by pediatricians, midwives, and psychologists. In this work, Thomas Verny first proposed the idea—demonstrated with empirical data—that the bond between a mother and her unborn baby connects not only their physical universes but also their emotional and mental ones: maternal well-being affects the child's development from conception. Throughout the pages, the American psychiatrist teaches how to neutralize the conflicts that inevitably arise during pregnancy, while guiding expectant mothers to make gestation an enriching experience, both for them and for the future baby, through voice, music, relaxation... without neglecting sleep and eating habits. Indispensable for understanding the surprising universe of the maternal womb, The Secret Life of the Unborn Child marked a before and after in the perception of pregnancy for families and professionals.