• Mother Care, Psychological And Pedagogic Support To The Mothers In Post-Partum Period, baby bond and the baby's attachment, even if financial and technical caring support cannot be obtained.
  • Mother Care, Psychological And Pedagogic Support To The Mothers In Post-Partum Period, baby bond and the baby's attachment, even if financial and technical caring support cannot be obtained.
  • Mother Care, Psychological And Pedagogic Support To The Mothers In Post-Partum Period, baby bond and the baby's attachment, even if financial and technical caring support cannot be obtained.
  • Mother Care, Psychological And Pedagogic Support To The Mothers In Post-Partum Period, baby bond and the baby's attachment, even if financial and technical caring support cannot be obtained.
  • Mother Care, Psychological And Pedagogic Support To The Mothers In Post-Partum Period, baby bond and the baby's attachment, even if financial and technical caring support cannot be obtained.
  • Mother Care, Psychological And Pedagogic Support To The Mothers In Post-Partum Period, baby bond and the baby's attachment, even if financial and technical caring support cannot be obtained.

Transnational Project Meeting in Slovakia

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  • Transnational Project Meeting in Slovakia

Official Second Meeting in Bratislava: Psychological and Pedagogical Support Project for Postpartum Mothers

The second meeting of the “Psychological and Pedagogical Support Project for Postpartum Mothers,” supported by the Dutch National Agency within the scope of the EU ERASMUS+ Call, was held on May 5, 2023, in Bratislava, Slovakia. All project partners attended the meeting, and important decisions were made regarding the project’s progress.

Opening of the Meeting and Initial Sessions The meeting began with an opening speech by Fatma Aktaş, the Director of the Avrasya Foundation and the project’s coordinator. Melek Özkesen from Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University expressed her satisfaction with everything progressing on time and according to schedule. She also mentioned that Velky Meder would present a completed project as an example.

Melek Özkesen announced that the translation processes had been completed and requested all participants to check the contents in their national languages. She also stated that the handbook would not be limited to 25 pages and would include everything related to Mothercare.

Feedback from Project Partners Semih Ceyhan from AYBU noted that the outputs are sufficient and have been translated into all languages, allowing the development of the mobile application to begin. Talha Akpınar from Bistek Software mentioned that some terms could not be translated into Turkish and that Esra Kılıç Ceyhan would assist with this.

  • Portugal: Everything is on time; Diana could not attend today.
  • Slovakia: The process is clear, cooperation is good, and the material is of high quality.
  • Hungary: The learning process is interesting and challenging.
  • Turkey: Happy with the process and the content.


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