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Building Blocks of Early Parenting - Expert Panel Discussion

The key takeaways from the panel discussion on Building blocks of early parenting: Doctor 1. As an adult every decision that we take is because of our cognitive abilities, skills needed to do anything are all developed in the initial 1000 days of a childbirth 2. As humans evolve everything changes but one thing which remains a constant is the need for social interaction. We are constantly with people in our environment. The initial contact of a newborn with the caregiver lays the foundation for a child 3. A child's safe environment is initially created by the caregiver which helps in creating the bonding between them. The importance of these initial 1000 days needs to be understood 4. Every small thing leads to a sensory reaction. For example the richness of our culture where women wear a bindi. This symbolizes a mother to the child as they use their sensory reaction. 5. With the times changing, people decide to have children at a later age than before. And the biological clock keeps ticking people are opting for more artificial ways to conceive. Hence, such children need more support than normal 6. The role of a family and environment for a newborn is of paramount importance. The last trimester of the mother also affects a child largely. If a mother is stressed during the pregnancy, cortisol passes on to the baby as well 7. Experience expectant is when a baby by default expects his/her parents to build a safe environment 8. Parents should try to not opt for daycare as much as possible as children with different age groups are mixed there, and different people handling a child which can disturb the child. Young mother 1. Every day is a new challenge with a newborn. You need to learn, unlearn and relearn. 2. There are a lot of changes that a new mother goes through in terms of hormones, physical changes, emotional changes and raising a new life. Working mothers need a lot of support from organizations to manage this huge change in life 3. The best resource that a parent should go with is intuition and understanding of what the child needs. Also to help further parents can rely on pediatricians, support groups, books whatever suits the best. Corporate 1. Social interaction is something that we call social capital. 2. The pandemic has brought a radical change in the workplace. It is imperative for organizations to consider the special needs of new parents. 3. Corporates need to understand that there is a life outside work as well 4. Certain organizations today have forums like WIN for Women Inclusivity to support mothers and parents as well for the initial support 5. Organizations today are taking smaller steps to help new parents like having creches at work, support groups, bringing children to work, work-from-home options etc. 6. A role of a manager is very crucial as well. The manager needs to be sensitive and empathetic to new parents, especially mothers. Time Stamp: 7:28 - 9:10 - Shikha shares her experience as a young mother 9:10 - 11.50 - Why are the initial 1000 days crucial by Dr Nandini 11:50 - 14:00 - What is constant in human beings in years of evolution 14:00 - 18:05 - Why are parent and child bonding important in the initial 1000 days 18:05 - 19:40 - Clifford talks about human capital 19:40 - 23:00 - What is imperative for organizations to follow for their employees who are new parents 23:00 - 24:10 - Business needs to abide by the guidelines of support policies 24:10 - 26:10 - Why do children being born in the current era require more support 26:10 - 28:50 - Challenges a new mother goes through 28:50 - 30:50 - Using technology to track and understand your baby's pattern 30:50 - 32:50 - How do the dynamics of a family affect a newborn 32:50 - 36:00 - What is experience expectant? 36:00 - 42:20 - Steps taken by corporates to support new parents 42:20 - 46:00 - Does language affect the learning ability of a child? 46:00 - 48:00 Resources that parents can use for help 48:00 - 49:00 How can gadgets be kept away from infants 49:00 - 52:55 - Expert opinion on daycares by Dr Nandini 52:55 - 57:00 Comforting a child often helps in creating a secure environment