Titlebook: Surveillance of Modern Motherhood; Experiences of Unive Helen Simmons Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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Feminist Post-structuralism as a Worldview,ugh’ (Winnicott 1964) within modern motherhood. This chapter will explore feminist post-structuralism as an ontological approach and provide a justification for its appropriateness as a worldview for this research.

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Listening to Mothers: Reflections on Motherhood and Support for New Mothers,o consider the most rewarding and challenging aspects of motherhood and also to reflect on how they believe new mothers could be best supported in the future. Extracts from the survey and photo elicitation interviews will centre on participant voices, different experiences and reflections on the transition to motherhood.

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Introduction,ion on parenting, particularly motherhood, has developed since the Allen (2011, p. xiv) report highlighted the ‘.’ and the importance of early intervention within early childhood. This has been reinforced more recently with the ‘.’ report from the Social Mobility Commission (Clarke et al. 2017). Wit

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Surveillance or Support? Political Intervention and the Universal Parenting Course,d parenting intervention strategies will be explored and considered. This will include the ‘Helping Parents to Parent’ report (Clarke et al. .) which was commissioned by the Social Mobility Commission and which calls for the normalisation of parenting programme and increase in comparative government

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Feeling Judged: Parenting Culture and Interpersonal Surveillance,in a culture of ‘over-parenting’, ‘parent-scaring’ and ‘paranoid parenting’—this has been linked to government attention and media hype regarding aspects of parenting including breastfeeding, risk and play. This chapter will explore participant experiences of feeling judged in their mother role and

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Listening to Mothers: Reflections on Motherhood and Support for New Mothers,nitiatives and strategies for new mothers. The third objective of this research was to produce a greater understanding of some of the pressures within modern motherhood in UK today. The final theme that emerged from the findings related to ‘reflecting on motherhood’ whereby participants were asked t