Análisis de las prácticas de comunicación alternativa presentes en el método de crianza de la tribu Munayki en la ciudad de Cali

Abstract

Over the years and with the emergence of new technologies, intra-family relationships are in constant change. In addition, the historical role of women was changed by the suffrage of war; for with injured and absent men, it was the woman who had to go out and find sustenance, gradually transforming that maternal figure. Changes that often lead us to the loss of family ties, including the loss of emotional attachment values within the same family circle. For this reason, the need arises to promote movements of change within the community, such as the proposed of the Munayki Tribe, as a collective that resumes "naturally ancestral upbringing". It arises to contribute as support for parents, in the approach of strategies for the well-being of babies, in areas of motherhood, breastfeeding, respectful parenting, that is, supporting parents who intend to rescue the way in which ancestrally the little ones were raised. For this reason, the present work was aimed at analyzing the practices of the Munayki tribe's parenting model as a new alternative to education and communication within the communities of Santiago de Cali.