BABALARIN BEBEK BAKIMINA KATILIMININ SAĞLANMASINDA HEMŞİRENİN ROLÜ

Abstract

Baba olma ve babalık kavramı gün geçtikçe değişmektedir. Geçmişte bebeklerine dokunmayan, insanların yanında bebeklerini sevmeyen sert bir otorite figürü olan babalar, günümüzde bebeğinin doğumuna katılan, onunla ten tene temas kuran, banyosunu yaptıran, oyunlar oynayıp zaman geçiren bireyler olmuşlardır. Özellikle kadınların çalışma hayatında daha çok yer alması nedeniyle bebek bakımına katılıp, anne ile birlikte ortak bir şekilde bebeklerini büyütebilmektedirler. Babaların bebek bakımına katılması çocuğun fiziksel, zihinsel olarak gelişimine olumlu katkılar sağlayabilmektedir. Bunların yapılabilmesi için hemşirelerin perinatal sürece babaları aktif olarak dahil etmesi, bilgi ve eğitim vermesi, doğum öncesi hazırlık sınıflarına yönlendirmesi, doğum sonu dönemde de ilk karşılaşma, temas ve bağlanmayı sağlıklı bir şekilde başlatabilmesi önemlidir.

Keywords

• Babalar
• Babalık
• Bebek Bakımı

Nurse’s Role About Fathers Baby Care Participation

Abstract

The concepts of becoming a father and paternity change day by day. While the fathers in the past,as a tough authoritative figure, didn't use to touch their babies and show their affection in front of others; today they have become individuals attending the birth, bathing their babies,playing and keeping skin-to-skin contact with them. They have started to involve in infant care more and grow their children together with their wives especially because women take part in working life more. Father involvement in prenatal process may have positive contributions to the infant's physical and mental development. In order for these mentioned above to be realized, it is important that nurses should provide active father involvement in perinatal period, inform and educate them and direct them to the perinatal preparation classes, start the processes of first touch and affiliation properly and ensure father involvement in postpartum period.

Keywords

• Fathers
• Paternity
• Nursing care

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