“…Psychic transparency differs from Donald Winnicott’s concept of “primary maternal preoccupation” in that the latter refers to the dynamics (a process) of the mind during pregnancy whereas the former addresses the content of it (Bazan et al., 2019, p. 240). More precisely, the predominance of primary process mentation during this state suggests that pregnant women tend to engage in “thinking and dreaming of the child to come,” in a way that some authors have gone as far as describing as “psychotic-like,” “archaic,” “effervescent,” and “fleeting” (Bazan et al., 2019, p. 240). Primary process thinking tends to be dominated by wishes, affects, conflicts and/or unconscious fantasies, expressed through dreams and non-verbal ways of communicating.…”