Dr. Gabor Maté on Why Parents Matter More Than Ever · 加博尔·马泰博士谈:为何父母比以往任何时候都更重要

播客Podcast 时长 50:04 养育与依恋Parenting & Attachment Gabor Maté · Janet Lansbury · Gordon Neufeld
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Physician and author Gabor Maté joins parenting educator Janet Lansbury on the Respectful Parenting: Janet Lansbury Unruffled podcast to discuss why secure parent-child attachment matters and why those bonds deserve to be nurtured well into a child’s adulthood. The conversation revisits the argument of Hold On to Your Kids, the book Maté co-authored with developmental psychologist Gordon Neufeld, which was recently re-issued with a new chapter on how the Covid pandemic reshaped children’s relationships with peers and parents.

The episode works through a set of practical parenting tensions: how to stay a child’s most trusted influence while still encouraging their natural drive toward individuation, how to preserve the role of a primary attachment figure when a child is also cared for by others, how to help children build healthy peer relationships, and how to handle exposure to digital media. Maté offers suggestions for keeping these attachments positive across the whole arc of a child’s life.

医生兼作家加博尔·马泰做客珍妮特·兰斯伯里(Janet Lansbury)主持的播客《尊重式育儿:珍妮特·兰斯伯里的从容之道》,探讨为何亲子之间稳固的依恋关系如此重要,以及为何这种纽带值得一直呵护到孩子成年之后。对话重温了马泰与发展心理学家戈登·诺伊费尔德(Gordon Neufeld)合著的《抓牢你的孩子》一书的核心论点;该书近期再版,新增了一章,谈论新冠疫情如何重塑了孩子与同伴及父母之间的关系。

这期节目梳理了几对实际的育儿张力:如何在鼓励孩子自然走向个体化的同时,仍然保持自己作为孩子最受信任之影响者的地位;当孩子同时由他人照料时,如何守住主要依恋对象的角色;如何帮助孩子建立健康的同伴关系;以及如何应对数字媒体的影响。马泰就如何在孩子整个成长历程中维系这些积极的依恋关系提出了建议。

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Published · 原始发布
2024-03-26
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2026-06-13
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