Children have the right to be safe in our world and we all have a responsibility to ensure this happens. Midwives play a key role in enhancing relationships between a child and its parents for future well being. The book explores how the pressures inherent in the transition to parenting, and individual and social circumstances may make it difficult for mothers to respond sensitively to their babies needs. Midwives are encouraged to use their skills of observation and analysis to recognise and provide appropriate emotional, educational and practical support to assist vulnerable women to bond with their baby and the baby in turn forming a secure attachment with its mother. Midwives are also in a unique position to recognise potential or actual child abuse and are required to take such action as is necessary to safeguard the child from harm. This book provides midwives with confidence to undertake this role effectively.
Foreword- Paul Howard retired Detective Inspector Norfolk Constabulary Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1- Becoming a family: mothers, babies and fathers Chapter 2- Supporting parents and parenting Chapter 3- When to trigger child protection procedures and what happens following a referral Chapter 4- The child protection conference Chapter 5- The child protection register Chapter 6- Serious case reviews Chapter 7- Roles and responsibilities of different agencies Chapter 8- The legislative framework Finally - The rights of children as laid down by the UN Convention Appendices- Useful Contacts
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