Society Pregnancy, Childbirth and Childrearing for Visually Impaired Women / Kyoko Hirata

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Society
[Introduction to the Contents]
How women with visual disabilities are living through the process of becoming parents
Beginning
Days of becoming mothers
Days of becoming mothers
Encounters
Purpose of this book
Structure of this book
Women who spoke about it
Chapter 1 Experience in the Medical Field
Section 1 Discrimination against the Visually Impaired
Section 2 Lack of Awareness of the Visually Impaired
Section 3 Lack of Trust in the Visually Impaired
Section 6 Lack of Consideration for the Visually Impaired
Section 1 Experience of "seeing" children
Section 1 Experience of "seeing" children
Section 1 Experience of "seeing" children
Section 1 Experience
1 Adjusting time and staffing for children
2 Making concessions to meet their needs
3 Partially delegating childrearing
4 Obtaining hints for childrearing
5 Issues
6 Conclusion
Section 2 Experiences working with moms
1 Working with moms with visual disabilities
2 Working with moms with fair eyes
3 Conclusion
Section 3 Experiences working with husbands
1 Ms. Kobayashi
2 Ms. Hara
3 Ms. Inoue
4 Ms. Yoshida
5 Ms. Miyashita
6 Conclusion
Section 3 Experiences working with husbands
1 To Mothers with Visual Disabilities
2 To Helpers and Moms
3 To Husbands (Partners)
4 To Medical Professionals
What is the experience of a blind mother looking at her child in 『 at 』? "(2022, 『 Core Ethics 』 18 : 135-148).
1976 2019 161 174 2020 157 168 『 』 『 』 eugenic gestational course Hirata Ritsumeikan University