OSRA Grant Cycle 5 Public Reports : Project Title: Coping with prenatal bereavement and perceived stress in current pregnancy: correlates to parental perception of the child and bonding at 6 months
<p dir="ltr">This study reveals a significant connection between prenatal bonding or attachment during pregnancy and various factors such as maternal age, anxiety, and stress, including those attributed to specific events like the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, studies indicate a s...
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| author | Pia Tohme Khalaf (17425551) |
| author2 | Rudy Abi-Habib (6554483) |
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| author_facet | Pia Tohme Khalaf (17425551) Rudy Abi-Habib (6554483) |
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| dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv | Pia Tohme Khalaf (17425551) Rudy Abi-Habib (6554483) |
| dc.date.none.fl_str_mv | 2023-08-02T15:00:00Z |
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| description | <p dir="ltr">This study reveals a significant connection between prenatal bonding or attachment during pregnancy and various factors such as maternal age, anxiety, and stress, including those attributed to specific events like the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, studies indicate a strong correlation between prenatal attachment and post-natal attachment, with prenatal attachment even leading to a decrease in post-partum maternal anxiety. Nevertheless, suffering a miscarriage presents a distressing event for parents, causing feelings of anxiety, shame, and personal failure, especially in mothers. These emotional responses are often linked to anxieties about future pregnancies and losses. Research has also shown that mothers who have experienced previous prenatal loss tend to have lower prenatal attachment scores, possibly due to the inverse relationship between prenatal maternal mental health (e.g., depression, anxiety, or stress) and the ability to develop a positive relationship with the child, both before and after birth. The couple's relationship quality also plays a significant role, with secure romantic attachment positively influencing prenatal attachment and promoting resilience in times of stress, while avoidant or anxious romantic attachment can lead to lower prenatal bonding and increased pregnancy-related worries.</p> |
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| spelling | OSRA Grant Cycle 5 Public Reports : Project Title: Coping with prenatal bereavement and perceived stress in current pregnancy: correlates to parental perception of the child and bonding at 6 monthsPia Tohme Khalaf (17425551)Rudy Abi-Habib (6554483)Health sciencesHealth services and systemsMidwiferyHuman societyDemographyPolicy and administrationSociologyPsychologyApplied and developmental psychologyfamily dynamicsprenatal bondingparental rolesmother-infant attachmentLebanese womenPrenatal Attachment Inventory (PAI)maternal ageprenatal attachment predictorspost-natal attachmentmarital satisfactionmiscarriageemotional distressanxiety and stressprenatal griefparental distresssecure attachmentavoidant attachmentparental mental healthpsychological supportsupport groupscultural expectationspolicy implications<p dir="ltr">This study reveals a significant connection between prenatal bonding or attachment during pregnancy and various factors such as maternal age, anxiety, and stress, including those attributed to specific events like the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, studies indicate a strong correlation between prenatal attachment and post-natal attachment, with prenatal attachment even leading to a decrease in post-partum maternal anxiety. Nevertheless, suffering a miscarriage presents a distressing event for parents, causing feelings of anxiety, shame, and personal failure, especially in mothers. These emotional responses are often linked to anxieties about future pregnancies and losses. Research has also shown that mothers who have experienced previous prenatal loss tend to have lower prenatal attachment scores, possibly due to the inverse relationship between prenatal maternal mental health (e.g., depression, anxiety, or stress) and the ability to develop a positive relationship with the child, both before and after birth. The couple's relationship quality also plays a significant role, with secure romantic attachment positively influencing prenatal attachment and promoting resilience in times of stress, while avoidant or anxious romantic attachment can lead to lower prenatal bonding and increased pregnancy-related worries.</p>2023-08-02T15:00:00ZTextReportinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontextreport10.57945/manara.24599022.v1https://figshare.com/articles/report/OSRA_Grant_Cycle_5_Public_Reports_Project_Title_Coping_with_prenatal_bereavement_and_perceived_stress_in_current_pregnancy_correlates_to_parental_perception_of_the_child_and_bonding_at_6_months/24599022CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/245990222023-08-02T15:00:00Z |
| spellingShingle | OSRA Grant Cycle 5 Public Reports : Project Title: Coping with prenatal bereavement and perceived stress in current pregnancy: correlates to parental perception of the child and bonding at 6 months Pia Tohme Khalaf (17425551) Health sciences Health services and systems Midwifery Human society Demography Policy and administration Sociology Psychology Applied and developmental psychology family dynamics prenatal bonding parental roles mother-infant attachment Lebanese women Prenatal Attachment Inventory (PAI) maternal age prenatal attachment predictors post-natal attachment marital satisfaction miscarriage emotional distress anxiety and stress prenatal grief parental distress secure attachment avoidant attachment parental mental health psychological support support groups cultural expectations policy implications |
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| title_fullStr | OSRA Grant Cycle 5 Public Reports : Project Title: Coping with prenatal bereavement and perceived stress in current pregnancy: correlates to parental perception of the child and bonding at 6 months |
| title_full_unstemmed | OSRA Grant Cycle 5 Public Reports : Project Title: Coping with prenatal bereavement and perceived stress in current pregnancy: correlates to parental perception of the child and bonding at 6 months |
| title_short | OSRA Grant Cycle 5 Public Reports : Project Title: Coping with prenatal bereavement and perceived stress in current pregnancy: correlates to parental perception of the child and bonding at 6 months |
| title_sort | OSRA Grant Cycle 5 Public Reports : Project Title: Coping with prenatal bereavement and perceived stress in current pregnancy: correlates to parental perception of the child and bonding at 6 months |
| topic | Health sciences Health services and systems Midwifery Human society Demography Policy and administration Sociology Psychology Applied and developmental psychology family dynamics prenatal bonding parental roles mother-infant attachment Lebanese women Prenatal Attachment Inventory (PAI) maternal age prenatal attachment predictors post-natal attachment marital satisfaction miscarriage emotional distress anxiety and stress prenatal grief parental distress secure attachment avoidant attachment parental mental health psychological support support groups cultural expectations policy implications |