Association Bébé Lune

17/11/2024

17/11/2024

Jacqueline Lascarides
Sophro-Thérapeute
Thérapies brèves
Thérapies psychocorporelles
Soins énergétiques
St Cyprien 66750
Tel : 06 86 60 29 23
Consultations: En cabinet et à distance ,en téléconsultation.
http://www.sophrologieperpignan.fr/

17/11/2024

""On ne dit jamais assez aux gens qu'on aime qu'on les aime "" extrait de l'album studio de Louis, Matthieu, Jospeh et Anna CHEDID.Découvrez l'album : http:/...

17/11/2024

❗Le Sommet, créé par Claire Jardin Ménard, débute ce lundi, jusqu'au 22 novembre. J'interviendrai mercredi à 10h sur le sujet : "Le pouvoir de transformation du burn out". Inscription gratuite, expert·e·s en pagaille et replays disponibles 48h.

➡️ Vous inscrire : https://www.clairejardinmenard.com/sommetnovembre2024

05/03/2024

“Did you know that Mayan families in Guatemala, consider bedsharing to be the only way to parent through the night?

Did you know that in Japan, breastfeeding and shared sleep (soine) is seen as a means to sustain connection through touch or ‘skinship’ between mother and child?

Did you know that In Bali, babies’ feet don’t touch the ground until 3 months of age?

Yet, we’re told in western culture that our babies need to sleep on their own, that we need to get our babies on a schedule and that we can ‘spoil’ them if we pick them up ‘too much’.

One of my favourite cross-cultural pieces of research to share to help us challenge the mainstream parenting narrative, comes from Dr. Charlotte Peterson. She spent forty years traveling the globe to live with local families and witness parenting practices in peaceful cultures. She observed that in Bali, babies are seen as a blessing.

At three months of age, there is a ceremony called Tiga Bulan or “three moons”. It is not until the celebration of this ceremony that a new baby’s feet touch the earth. Until that point, the baby is considered “of the heavens” and is constantly held in someone’s arms.

After the ceremony, the baby is considered “of the earth”. Although a baby can be put down and “out of arms” at this point, Charlotte has rarely seen a Balinese infant or toddler not being held or closely watched, by her parents or family members, within those first three months.

For me, it feels validating to gain a different perspective, reminding us that our instincts to hold our babies close are ancient, wise and innately human. I seek out research like this as it allows me to better understand the difference between social norms & what’s best for our babies.”

words: ❤️
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06/02/2024

Pleurs des bébés : la psychologue Héloïse Junier tord le cou aux nombreuses idées reçues en la matière ! https://lesprosdelapetiteenfance.fr/bebes-enfants/psycho-pedagogie/mieux-comprendre-les-pleurs-des-bebes

06/02/2024

Pendant longtemps dans l’histoire, on a pensé que parler à son bébé n’était pas important.

🌱Les neurosciences aujourd’hui nous apprennent que dès la grossesse le bébé écoute les paroles. Ressens quand on s’adresse à lui.

👌Parler à votre bébé c’est lui montrer de l’intérêt.
C’est créer le lien avec lui, le reconnaître dans son individualité.

✅C’est également stimuler et développer son cerveau.

En grandissant cela passe également par la lecture autour de livres, c’est un excellent moyen d’échanger, de développer le vocabulaire.

03/01/2024