Adaptation to maternal role and infant development: a cross sectional study

Khandan, Samine; Riazi, Hedyeh; Akbari, Sedigheh Amir Ali; Nasiri, Malihe; Montazeri, Ali

doi:10.1080/02646838.2018.1437895

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“…[ 18 ] In fact, mothering has cognitive, social, psychological, behavioral, and emotional dimensions. [ 23 24 25 26 ]…”

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“…[ 23 ] The transition into the maternal role is a stressful process, especially for primiparous women. [ 25 ] The tremendous physical, cognitive, and psychosocial changes that occur during pregnancy and early motherhood have led many to view the transition to motherhood as a major life stressor. [ 31 ] “Interactive and Mutual” is cited in the literature as interaction between mother and neonates starts with attachment to the baby.…”

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“…Antecedents of a concept are factors that should occur before the occurrence of the concept. [ 33 ] After the review of the texts was carried out at the theoretical phase, the antecedents of maternal role attainment turned out to be: “discover the pregnancy”[ 18 25 ] as emotional and physical contact[ 9 27 34 35 ] and previous experience with babies. [ 9 25 36 ] Black noted in his study that first-time mothers generally had different experiences from mothers with previous children.…”

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“…[ 33 ] After the review of the texts was carried out at the theoretical phase, the antecedents of maternal role attainment turned out to be: “discover the pregnancy”[ 18 25 ] as emotional and physical contact[ 9 27 34 35 ] and previous experience with babies. [ 9 25 36 ] Black noted in his study that first-time mothers generally had different experiences from mothers with previous children. [ 36 ] An overview of studies has shown that one of the attributes of maternal role attainment is “being socially supported” cited in the literature as social support,[ 1 9 23 28 37 ] professional support,[ 19 27 38 39 ] family member support,[ 9 18 27 ] and spousal support.…”

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“…[ 36 ] An overview of studies has shown that one of the attributes of maternal role attainment is “being socially supported” cited in the literature as social support,[ 1 9 23 28 37 ] professional support,[ 19 27 38 39 ] family member support,[ 9 18 27 ] and spousal support. [ 9 18 22 25 ] Developing and achievement of maternal identity involves forming an emotional bond between the mother and her baby that is influenced by her image as a mother and to support others. [ 40 ] “Maternal cognitive behavioral skills” is referred to in the literature as problem-solving competency,[ 41 42 ] mother's skill, sensitivity, empathic response and nurturing behaviours,[ 23 26 ] cognitive abilities, and emotional and behavioral regulation.…”

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Maternal role attainment in mothers with term neonate: A hybrid concept analysis

Rafii

Alinejad-Naeini

Peyrovi

2020

Iranian J Nursing Midwifery Res

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Background: A review of the literature shows that there is little consensus on the practical definition of maternal role attainment in the field of neonatal nursing care. The initial interaction between mother and neonate most often begins in the hospital and can be influenced by neonatal nurses, so it is necessary to clarify this concept in nursing. The purpose of this study was to show the basic characteristics and practical definition of maternal role attainment in mothers with term neonate in a new context. Materials and Methods: This study used a hybrid model three-step concept analysis: theoretical, fieldwork, and final analysis phases. At theoretical phase, articles indexed in credential databases were searched using keywords. Totally, 33 articles were analyzed. At fieldwork phase, 12 participants were interviewed. At final phase, the findings of the two earlier phases were analyzed. The study lasted from August to November 2018. After determining the attributes, antecedents, and consequences, a final definition of maternal role attainment was introduced. Results: The concept of maternal role attainment was defined as “a developmentally, interactive, adaptive, and committed multi-dimensional process based on the discovery of pregnancy, characteristics of the mother, receiving social support, which leads to maternal identity, formation of maternal skills, resiliency, development of newborn, improvement of mother-newborn interactions and increased well-being of the mother”. Conclusions: This study identifies the concept of maternal role attainment in nursing, providng a good basis for evaluating and applying this concept.

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“…[ 18 ] In fact, mothering has cognitive, social, psychological, behavioral, and emotional dimensions. [ 23 24 25 26 ]…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Maternal role attainment in mothers with term neonate: A hybrid concept analysis

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Effectiveness of mindfulness-based intervention in the improvement of maternal role adaptation among first time mothers: A randomized controlled trial

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Javadifar²,

Aslani³

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Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice

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Linking transition to motherhood to parenting, children’s emotion regulation, and life satisfaction: A longitudinal study.

Richter¹,

Bondü²,

Trommsdorff³

2022

Journal of Family Psychology

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Previous resean::h mostly focused on early parenting stress or postpartum symptoms of menwl illness whereas the topic of a succes.\ful tmnsition Lo motherhooalisfaction. A succe.-.,ful tr.rnsilion Lo mothcrhood is fecling salislied, self-efficienL, and energclic in Lhe matemal role during Lhe liri.t year afler binh. Survey data from a largc. nalionally reprc.o;entative panel study with four measurement points acros.' 11 years were analy1.ed using strucluml equation modeling (SEM). Tl corresponds Lo child's lirst year of life. al T2 children were around 3. at T3 the children were around 8, and at T4 children were around 12 yean. old. Tue study sample comprised 322 mother;;hild dyad. , . Molhers completed qul:.'>tionnaire.' to a..,_.;e;,, their early tmnsition to motherhood (fl). children's e motion regulation (fl and 1'2). and matemal warmth (T3), At age 12 (f4). childrcn sclf-reponcd their lifc satisfaclion. ResulL,confirmed thal a suc..-ccssful tr.insilion l<> molh"rhoud had positive, lung-lcnn cITects on mat..mal warmth and children's cmotiun regulation. Muret. >V"1", adapting optimally to mothcrhood had an indirect J><•>ilivccffoct un children's 'ubjcctivc lifc sati,faclion at agc 12. Lifc satisfactiun wa.~ in tum po'itivcly affcctcd by matemal warmth and childrcn's cmotion regulatiun. Tue rc'ull' highlight lhe importance of a succe;,\ful lr.lll,ition to molhcmood for parcnling, children•, cmotion regulation. and lift: satisfaction. Kt')word.v: tmnsition Lo molherhood, parenlinJ!. emotion regulation. life satisfaction. panel study Becoming a mother changes life in many personal and social aspects (Aber et al., 2013). Well-being, love. and joy natur.illy go hand in hand with distress. helplessness. and fruslr.ition during lhe lirst monlhs of molherhood (Javadifar et al., 20 16). Although, conllicting and uvcrwhelming emotions are common. (long-lenn) diflicultics with thc mothcr rolc migh t rcsult in parental strcss or even psychopathological symptoms (Perren el al., 2005). Parental strcss is genemlly defined a~ negative psychological and physiological rcactions 10 lhc dcmands ofbcing a parcnt (Barroso et al., 2018).Research ha~ consistently demonstrated lhat early parental stress ha~ negative implicalions for bolh parenting (Baker et al., 2000; Mousavi et al., 2017) aml child well -being {Nib,en el al., 20 16).In contrast, positive outcomes of a successful transition to molhcrhood in parenting and child well-being were more or less neglected in previoLL~ research. llowever. this is important, because identifying positive detenninants lhat contribule to positive outcomes can be helpful in developing methods lo promote these desired oulcomes Rebecca Bondü hups:/lorcid.org/OOOO.Q002-3935-8849 Some of the data and ideas uf the man...

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Adaptation to maternal role and infant development: a cross sectional study

Abstract: The findings suggest that correlation exists between some aspects of adaptation to maternal role and infant development.

Cited by 11 publications

References 37 publications

Maternal role attainment in mothers with term neonate: A hybrid concept analysis

Maternal role attainment in mothers with term neonate: A hybrid concept analysis

Effectiveness of mindfulness-based intervention in the improvement of maternal role adaptation among first time mothers: A randomized controlled trial

Linking transition to motherhood to parenting, children’s emotion regulation, and life satisfaction: A longitudinal study.

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