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Continuum Concept
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Last discussed Jun 22, 2026
A parenting philosophy based on Jean Liedloff's book 'The Continuum Concept,' advocating for practices like co-sleeping, constant physical contact, and instinct-led infant care modeled on indigenous cultures.
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Ed O'Brien · Jun 22, 2026
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Used for: Infant care approach — co-sleeping, mother-child bonding, keeping mother and newborn together for extended postnatal period
Praised: Described as 'so beautiful'; fostered deep family bonding
"Susie didn't get out of bed for 14 days — very much influenced by the whole continuum concept. Sal, for the first year, slept in our bed between Susie and myself. It was so beautiful."
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