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[Intervention in PMI after mothers in difficulties with their young children: a psychomotrician in the waiting-room].

The authors report on a 3-year experience of interventions by a psychomotrician in the waiting-room of a mother-child protection (PMI) centre in order to recognize and prevent mother-infant interaction difficulties. The main mission of the psychomotrician was to help mothers to discover the competences and the desire of communication of their infants. This experience appears to be positive, allowing the improvement of some mother-infant difficulties, and a better acceptance by the mothers of a child psychiatric consultation when it appears to be necessary.