A reflection on pregnancy, prematurity and neonatal intensive care in the time of the coronavirus.
Category:
Perinatal Psychology
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Perinatal bereavement is a deeply painful experience that affects every member of the family—parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, and younger siblings—yet it is still rarely discussed, and the attention, when …
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“Childbirth is a change and it doesn’t matter if you’ve already had eight babies. It is always a change the time another baby is born, because you are no longer …
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The “A book a day” project begins today, designed to reach all parents who are facing perinatal bereavement in these complex days.
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The psychological and emotional well-being of healthcare professionals cannot and must not be overlooked with the idea that “there are more important things to take care of” Published in Huffington …
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The COVID-19 epidemic and possible assistance in perinatal bereavement.
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Read the guidelines drawn up by CiaoLapo on coronavirus, pregnancy and breastfeeding “We just needed the coronavirus”
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When I lost my son there were no words to say it: I had to invent them.
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The death of an unborn or newborn child is often accompanied by a dramatic silence: the child does not cry, the operators fall silent, time suddenly expands and stops. Reality …
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CiaoLapo makes you enter people’s lives at a tremendous moment. And you stand with the phone in your hand, and listen to those words that come out from afar.
