Effects of IVF on parental behavior
In vitro fertilization (IVF) refers to the combination of sperm and eggs in the laboratory and then implantation in the mother's body. Because the way of IVF pregnancy is different from natural pregnancy, this unique way may have a certain impact on parents' behavior. This article will elaborate on the influence of IVF on parents' behavior habits from four aspects.
1. Prefer a more prudent and meticulous lifestyle
The birth of IVF often goes through a series of medical processes and procedures, including egg extraction, fertilization, embryo culture, etc. This process of emphasizing science and technology makes the parents of IVF more careful and prudent in their daily life. They may pay more attention to the details of diet, exercise and daily care to ensure their own and children's health. In addition, since IVF pregnancy requires a lot of time and energy, parents may cherish and make full use of the time spent with their children to create a warm and loving family atmosphere.
In addition, since the birth of IVF requires a series of medical procedures, parents often have more medical and health knowledge. They may be more inclined to do various health examinations and physical examinations, and pay more attention to children's physical development and health problems. This awareness of medical treatment and health will also be reflected in other aspects of life, such as paying more attention to the cleanliness of the family and the impact of the environment on children.
2. More special expectations and educational attitudes towards children
The birth of IVF babies is often achieved through arduous efforts, and parents' expectations of their children will increase accordingly. They may pay more attention to their children's education and growth, and hope that their children can achieve excellent results in school and perform well in other aspects. This special expectation will also affect their education attitude. They may pay more attention to the guidance and encouragement of children, and also pay close attention to their learning progress and achievements.
In addition, since IVF was born through a series of medical means, parents may have higher requirements on the health and living habits of their children. They may pay more attention to their children's diet and exercise arrangements, and try to give them the best living conditions and environment. This attitude of caring about health and living habits will also be reflected in daily life, such as arranging reasonable work and rest time and developing good living habits.
3. Attach importance to family relations and family values
The birth of IVF often experienced a psychological and emotional challenge, which made parents pay more attention to family relations and family values. They may pay more attention to family unity and stability, communication and interaction between husband and wife, and parent-child relationship with children. This emphasis on family is also reflected in parents' behavior habits, such as participating in the arrangement and decision-making of family affairs together, and focusing on harmonious coexistence among family members.
In addition, since the birth of IVF often goes through a difficult process, parents may value the value and significance of their children more. They may pay more attention to actively educate their children, cultivate their advantages and expertise, and help them to correctly understand themselves and establish a correct outlook on life and values. This awareness of emphasizing education and life values will also be reflected in parents' behavior habits, such as focusing on parent-child communication and education, and creating a good family atmosphere.
4. Responsibility for social relations and social responsibilities
The birth of IVF often goes through a series of medical processes and procedures, and parents may have a deeper understanding and responsibility for social relations and social responsibilities. They may pay more attention to social participation and public welfare undertakings, actively participate in volunteer activities or support charity organizations. In addition, they may pay more attention to social problems and current social development, and actively participate in social discussions and public affairs.
In general, the birth of IVF has a certain impact on parents' behavior. Parents tend to live a more prudent and meticulous lifestyle, have more special expectations and educational attitudes towards their children, pay more attention to family relations and family values, and take more responsibility for social relations and social responsibilities. These effects make the parents of IVF present different characteristics from those of naturally pregnant parents in their behavior habits.
In conclusion, the birth mode of IVF has a significant impact on parents' behavior. This influence includes a more prudent and meticulous lifestyle, more special expectations and educational attitudes, emphasis on family relations and family values, and commitment to social relations and responsibilities. These influences make the parents of IVF show different attitudes and behavior habits from those of naturally pregnant parents in daily life.
