Maternidade atípica: os desafios da (sobre)vivência e a inclusão da mãe atípica no mundo social.

Abstract

Atypical motherhood is a term that is used when the mother has a child in which it does not match a common situation, that is, it can be a child with some type of mental disorder or physical disability, pregnancy in adolescence among other forms of maternity. In this article, we researched the scientific productions, between the years 2013 and 2023, on atypical motherhood, analyzing the testimonies of atypical mothers, their way of life and social interaction. The analyzed works were a course conclusion work, two articles published in magazines and a book in addition to research done on websites that deal with the subject. The research shows the low production on the subject in question and if it is an article that has as its theme the atypical motherhood, the research began with a question on the subject: what implications arise in the lives of women who become atypical mothers and who start to dedicate themselves entirely to the care of the child? Its main objective is to understand, in the context of social experiences and interactions, the needs demanded related to atypical motherhood, added to the form of (survival) of mothers who are in this process of trying to include themselves in society taking into account the challenges encountered in the course of their lives. It is understood that this bibliographic approach is of great importance since it will contribute to the continuation of research on atypical motherhood, the main authors who supported this research are: BADINTER 1985; FERAZZO 2019; JESUS AND SOUZA 2023.