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"Sonos Partilhados: A influência do Co-Sleeping na Vinculação Mãe-bebé”
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A vinculação tem um enorme impacto no desenvolvimento do bebé. A qualidade das
interacções entre mãe-bebé, inclusive as interacções nocturnas, influenciam a estrutura do vínculo,
de forma que, os arranjos de sono praticados podem influenciar a qualidade da vinculação. Tem
havido um crescente interesse na prática do co-sleeping mas ainda pouco se sabe sobre a sua relação
com a vinculação. O presente estudo tem como objectivo descrever esta prática em Portugal e tentar
compreender a sua associação com a qualidade da vinculação mãe-bebé. Participaram 984 mães
(M= 32.8; DP= 4.24) de bebés entre os 6 e os 24 meses (M= 14.08; DP= 5.36). Os resultados
mostram que a realização de co-sleeping parece associar-se a um maior prazer da mãe na interação
com o bebé. Contudo, a maior influência na vinculação parece vir de variáveis ligadas a outros
factores relativos aos hábitos sono, independentemente do arranjo escolhido, como por exemplo a
satisfação materna. Os resultados evidenciam a complexidade do tema, destacando-se a
necessidade de uma análise mais objectiva e profunda da vinculação e do sono.
ABSTRACT: Attachment has a huge impact on infant development. The quality of mother-baby interactions, including nighttime interactions, has an influence on the structure of the bond, such that sleep arrangements can affect the quality of attachment. There has been a growing interest in the practice of co-sleeping, but still little is known about its relationship with attachment. This study aims to describe this practice in Portugal and attempt to understand its association with the quality of mother-baby attachment. 984 mothers (M= 32.8; SD= 4.24) of babies between 6 and 24 months (M= 14.08; SD= 5.36) participated. The results indicate that co-sleeping appears to be associated with greater maternal enjoyment in interacting with the baby. However, the most significant influence on attachment seems to come from variables related to other sleep habits factors, regardless of the chosen sleep arrangement, such as maternal satisfaction. The findings highlight the complexity of the subject, emphasizing the need for a more objective and in-depth analysis of attachment and sleep.
ABSTRACT: Attachment has a huge impact on infant development. The quality of mother-baby interactions, including nighttime interactions, has an influence on the structure of the bond, such that sleep arrangements can affect the quality of attachment. There has been a growing interest in the practice of co-sleeping, but still little is known about its relationship with attachment. This study aims to describe this practice in Portugal and attempt to understand its association with the quality of mother-baby attachment. 984 mothers (M= 32.8; SD= 4.24) of babies between 6 and 24 months (M= 14.08; SD= 5.36) participated. The results indicate that co-sleeping appears to be associated with greater maternal enjoyment in interacting with the baby. However, the most significant influence on attachment seems to come from variables related to other sleep habits factors, regardless of the chosen sleep arrangement, such as maternal satisfaction. The findings highlight the complexity of the subject, emphasizing the need for a more objective and in-depth analysis of attachment and sleep.
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Dissertação de Mestrado realizada sob
a orientação de Professora Doutora Eva
Diniz, apresentada no Ispa – Instituto
Universitário para obtenção de grau de
Mestre na especialidade de Psicologia
Clínica.
Keywords
Vinculação Sono infantil Co-sleeping Desenvolvimento Infantil Attachment Infant Sleep Co-sleeping Infant Development