Poor Bonding With Baby in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Understanding different poor bonding with baby patterns according to TCM theory
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Poor bonding with a baby refers to the challenge some new mothers face in establishing a deep, emotional connection with their newborns. This condition goes beyond the typical adjustment period following childbirth. Mothers may experience feelings of detachment or indifference towards their babies, which can affect their infant's emotional and developmental well-being.
Recognizing and addressing this issue is vital, as the early bond between a mother and her child lays the foundation for the child's future emotional health.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) approaches poor bonding with a baby as a symptom of underlying imbalances within the body's energy system. Unlike Western medicine, which often focuses on psychological or hormonal factors, TCM considers emotional well-being as intricately connected to the balance of Qi (vital energy) and Blood within the body. In TCM, emotional health, including the ability to bond with one's baby, is seen as a reflection of the harmonious flow and balance of these vital substances.
TCM Patterns for Poor Bonding With Baby
Blood Stasis
Causes: Lack of bonding with the newborn
Herbal Formulas for Poor Bonding With Baby
Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas used to address poor bonding with baby