[Bedtime ritual and ambivalence in the parent-child bond].

Soins Pediatr Pueric

Université Sorbonne- Paris-Nord, 99 avenue Jean-Baptiste-Clément, 93430 Villetaneuse, France. Electronic address:

Published: December 2020

Parents express ambivalent feelings of love and hatred towards their baby. These feelings are particularly related to the child's night wakings and the resulting sleep deprivation. The occurrence of night-time childhood phobias constitutes an organiser of the child's psychic life in order to implement the separation from the mother. Parental psychic positions are therefore very important at bedtime.

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