…or so of extra-uterine life seem to have been intended by nature as the second part of gestation. The anthropologist Ashley Montague has called this phase exterogestation, gestation outside the maternal body. During this period, the security of the womb must…

…mammals are, which means that the connection needs to be even closer for longer. And the British anthropologist Ashley Montague coined the phrase, exterogestation, to balance interogestation. Interogestation is gestation inside the uterus. But he said that…

…goes on a royal tour for several months. When she comes back, she greets him by shaking his hand. That's a deprivation. Ashley Montague talked about the need to be held. When Harry's mother dies, Diana, his father comes into his room early in the morning…

…of tragic deprivation, emotional deprivation? And so... And here's one of the funny things about the British press. I quoted Ashley Montague and I said that Montague talks about the importance of cuddling and holding kids and skin-to-skin contact. And I said…

…And so... And here's one of the funny things about the British press. I quoted Ashley Montague and I said that Montague talks about the importance of cuddling and holding kids and skin-to-skin contact. And I said even animals cuddle their kids. I…

…I saw it in The Guardian, based on an American report. The British anthropologist, the British-American anthropologist, Ashley Montague, talked about exterogestation. So there's interogestation, which is the child in the womb. But then exterogestation is…

…to work at such a high rate for economic reasons, what that amounts to is a massive abandonment of children. Ashley Montague talked about the, he wrote a book called Skin, The Human Significance of Touch. The importance for the biological, physiological…

…goes on a royal tour for several months. When she comes back, she greets him by shaking his hand. That's a deprivation. Ashley Montague talked about the need to be held. When Harry's mother dies, Diana, his father comes into his room early in the morning…

…example of tragic deprivation, emotional deprivation? And so... And here's one of the funny things in the British press. I quoted Ashley Montague and I said that Montague talks about the importance of cuddling and holding kids and skin to skin contact. And…

…to work at such a high rate for economic reasons, what that amounts to is a massive abandonment of children. Ashley Montague talked about the, he wrote a book called Skin, The Human Significance of Touch. The importance for the biological, physiological…

…goes on a royal tour for several months. When she comes back, she greets him by shaking his hand. That's a deprivation. Ashley Montague talked about the need to be held. When Harry's mother dies, Diana, his father comes into his room early in the morning…

…example of tragic deprivation, emotional deprivation? And so... And here's one of the funny things in the British press. I quoted Ashley Montague and I said that Montague talks about the importance of cuddling and holding kids and skin to skin contact. And…

…deprivation? And so... And here's one of the funny things in the British press. I quoted Ashley Montague and I said that Montague talks about the importance of cuddling and holding kids and skin to skin contact. And I said, even animals. Cuddled their…

…just by stroking their backs 10 minutes a day, that promotes healthy brain development. And the great British-American anthropologist Ashley Montague wrote a book called Skin, The Human Significance of Touch. So I was saying that touch is important. You're…

…I saw it in The Guardian, based on an American report. The British anthropologist, the British-American anthropologist, Ashley Montague, talked about exterogestation. So there's interogestation, which is the child in the womb. But then exterogestation is…

…to work at such a high rate for economic reasons, what that amounts to is a massive abandonment of children. Ashley Montague talked about the, he wrote a book called Skin, The Human Significance of Touch. The importance for the biological, physiological…

…goes on a royal tour for several months. When she comes back, she greets him by shaking his hand. That's a deprivation. Ashley Montague talked about the need to be held. When Harry's mother dies, Diana, his father comes into his room early in the morning…

…of tragic deprivation, emotional deprivation? And so... And here's one of the funny things about the British press. I quoted Ashley Montague and I said that Montague talks about the importance of cuddling and holding kids and skin-to-skin contact. And I…

…And so... And here's one of the funny things about the British press. I quoted Ashley Montague and I said that Montague talks about the importance of cuddling and holding kids and skin-to-skin contact. And I said, even animals... cuddled their kids. I…