by Claude-Suzanne Didierjean-Jouveau · Editions Jouvence · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782883535664
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In the West, a baby's crying is often associated with something inevitable or even normal. However, in many other cultures, babies rarely cry because their needs are anticipated and met immediately. This book explores the principles of proximal parenting—such as breastfeeding on demand, intensive babywearing, and co-sleeping—to offer a compassionate approach that addresses a baby's fundamental needs and prevents unnecessary distress.
Through this work, Claude-Suzanne Didierjean-Jouveau offers a deep reflection on parenting and positive education. The author demonstrates that babies do not 'need' to cry, and that most crying is avoidable if parents respond to their baby's needs before they have to resort to crying to signal them.
