Chernenko. [Comparative disorders analysis of emotional regulation development for children of first — second life years, brought up in different environments]

Abstract:
Author Investigate the development of emotional regulation in children on first two life years at Baby Home without their parents, and at crisis center for young mothers. Children inside a children's department of Baby Home observed violations of emotional regulation, among which typical ones were: gyperactivity, disorders of: feeding, conduct research behavior, communications initiatives, various kinds of contact. Inside the crisis center, these disorders were less pronounced, light disorders were prevailled, except sleep disorders and maladaptive response to load. As for affection, for children from Baby Home it was in a greater percentage of cases more safe, than in children with mother. Not confirmed the working hypothesis that the presence of a constant object of attachment (mother) provides a more secure attachment. The program was developed for working with mothers, aimed at formation of maternal competence, readiness for motherhood, the development of mother-child attachment.