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Kelly Winsa's avatar

I am going to have to disagree with you. The dna of the mitochondria comes only from the mother. To the child. This cell change, means that there are theories of attachment which are based in science and developing science of attachment after birth as well. Why does a human child take so long to develop outside the mother? This is me, as a mother, and working much of my time from a distance as well. The question you are asking and developing may be different. Does everyone want to be a mother is a different on, as is can male mice pick up on certain reflexes.

Indigenous Science uses spirit, and Western Science, chaos, and this entity is also of value.

My friend did her Masters on the mother child bond and found that mothers take care of their own first, before others' children, where hunger is an issue.

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Monica Cardenas's avatar

Of course - Mother Brain doesn’t discount the biological connection, but looks at how parenting itself is a developmental, learned practice.

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