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             The Mäori hierarchy of restrictions generally saw the head as being extremely 'tapu', and this is still today reflected in general discomfort for Mäori in seeing a picture of a head, disconnected from the body. With my ECE students, I make links with images of the female breast, which can be a visual message of beauty and comfort within EC settings in the context of breastfeeding, but which sends altogether different cultural messages, when detached from a woman's head.
             All cultures that I know about have had very firm 'tapu' or restrict
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