Calming an Upset Baby at Mealtimes with Aliza Pressman, PhD
- The meaning of “co-regulation” and how parents can help their babies develop their own ability to self-regulate their own emotions when they are upset
- Suggestions on practices to avoid which may contribute to stressful mealtimes for babies and parents.
- The importance of understanding the developmental stages of babies and how this may influence their acceptance during their transition to solid foods
LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE
PODCAST EPISODE SHOW NOTES
Why is my baby so upset during mealtimes? How can I make feeding less stressful? An upset baby often results in a stressed-out parent, especially during mealtimes. Inadvertently our emotions can also trigger an upset baby but it is necessary for parents to co-regulate with their babies to allow them to develop their ability to cope and deal with their own emotions.
In this episode, I am interviewing professor and developmental psychologist Dr. Aliza Pressman who will be talking about anxiety during mealtimes and how parents can help support their babies by modeling a sense of emotional balance in order to teach their babies how to self-regulate.
LISTEN TO THE EPISODE
SUMMARY OF EPISODE
In this episode, Aliza Pressman, PhD, will be talking about:
The meaning of “co-regulation” and how parents can help their babies develop their own ability to self-regulate their own emotions when they are upset
Suggestions on practices to avoid which may contribute to stressful mealtimes for babies and parents.
The importance of understanding the developmental stages of babies and how this may influence their acceptance during their transition to solid foods
ABOUT THE GUEST
Dr. Aliza is a developmental psychologist with over 15 years of experience working with families.
She has a PhD in developmental psychology from Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
She is an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Division of Behavioral Health Department of Pediatrics at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital where she is co-founding director of The Mount Sinai Parenting Center.
Dr. Aliza is the host of Raising Good Humans Podcast where she brings the latest research on child development directly to parents and aims at empowering parents with the knowledge they need to make choices for their families.
LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE
Follow Dr. Pressman:
Twitter @rghpodcast
Email at raisinggoodhumans@gmail.com
Learn more about her work:
Listen to Raising Good Humans Podcast
Subscribe to newsletter draliza.bulleting.com for a free or premium subscription
TRANSCRIPT OF EPISODE
WANT MORE BLW INFO?!
SUBSCRIBE to the BABY-LED WEANING MADE EASY PODCAST - new episodes are released on Monday and Thursday and subscribing means you’ll never miss what’s new (+ you’ll get notified about special bonus episodes too!)...subscribe here.
Grab my free download called 10 EASY STARTER FOODS FOR BABY-LED WEANING - sometimes just getting the confidence to get going will help you realize your baby CAN and WANTS to do this self-feeding thing! < < CLICK HERE FOR THE 10 STARTER FOODS DOWNLOAD > >
REGISTER for my free online workshop BABY-LED WEANING FOR BEGINNERS: How to get your baby to try 100 foods before turning 1 without you having to spoon-feed purees or buy pouches. Everyone on the workshop gets a copy of my 100 FIRST FOODS list so you’ll know exactly what foods babies CAN eat when they’re ready for BLW! Register for this week’s workshop times here.
Latest Episodes
Get baby-led weaning recipes and tips delivered right to your email inbox.