Prenatal Attachment and Other Correlates of Postnatal Maternal Attachment to Twins

Damato, Elizabeth G.

doi:10.1016/j.adnc.2004.07.005

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“…Müller [102] and Damato [103], using questionnaires, found a significant correlation between prepartum and postpartum attachment scores. The same was found by Siddiqui and Hägglöf [104] who assessed postpartum attachment from videotaped face-to-face interaction.…”

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Maternal Rejection of the Young Child: Present Status of the Clinical Syndrome

Brockington¹

2011

Psychopathology

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This article reviews severe disorders of the mother-infant relationship involving emotional rejection of the infant in the first year of its life. Infants exposed to their mother’s hatred and rage may suffer far-ranging and long-term disadvantages, and are at risk of maltreatment. Diagnosis, therapy and research have been hampered by the lack of recognition of this clinical syndrome in the classifications. The imminent revision of these classificatory systems must include them.

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Maternal Rejection of the Young Child: Present Status of the Clinical Syndrome

Brockington¹

2011

Psychopathology

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“…Este resultado también compartido por Damato (34) , Dudek, (p 0'001) (35) y Muller-Mix (36) , ya que, la separación que se produce con el ingreso del RN en la UCIN, unido al uso de técnicas y procedimientos invasivos, provoca la creación de un terreno hostil que dificulta la interacción entre la madre y el RN.…”

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“…En relación a otra variable obstétrica, el tipo de parto, no se ha identificado relación con el apego. Sin embargo otros autores señalan la cesárea programada con menores puntuaciones de apego (34,37) , debido, en parte, a la interrupción del proceso natural del parto.…”

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Apego en el postparto precoz: comparación entre madres de neonatos ingresados en el Servicio de Obstetricia y en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos Neonatales

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Rivera

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Introducción: el apego materno es el conjunto de conductas y vínculos que la madre establece en torno al recién nacido. El ingreso en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos Neonatales supone una barrera en el establecimiento de estos primeros lazos. Objetivo: el principal objetivo del presente estudio es comparar el grado de apego valorando dicha separación, así como identificar aquellas variables que podrían influir en su establecimiento. Material y métodos: un total de 82 madres, divididas en dos grupos (O-U), participaron en este estudio ex postfacto comparativo causal mediante la cumplimentación del cuestionario Maternal Attachment Inventory, la entrevista y la revisión de la historia clínica. Resultados: se encontraron diferencias estadísticamente significativas en la puntuación MAI entre madres del Grupo Obstetricia (99’67) y del Grupo UCIN (91’64), del mismo modo se señaló la edad gestacional y la alimentación como factores influyentes. Discusión y conclusión: la separación tras el ingreso en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos Neonatales dificulta el establecimiento de los primeros vínculos maternos. Es necesario valorar los diferentes factores que influyen en esta situación y realizar futuras intervenciones para mejorar la relación materno-filial.

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“…Higher scores indicate greater attachment of mother to the fetus. 26 This inventory demonstrated higher levels of internal consistency in the two reviewed studies (α=0.89) 15,16 when compared to the original version (α=0.81), 26 demonstrating that the tool is reliable. Regarding the construct validity, the FA showed that one factor accounted for 79.0% of total variance.…”

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“…48 The internal consistency of the original version (α=0.85 -4-week babies, α=0.76 -4-month babies, and α=0.85 -8-month babies) 47 showed lower values than those found in two other studies, with α>0.90. 13,16 Thus, the MAI is a robust tool to measure the attachment between mother and baby.…”

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Factors associated with administration of analgesics for children with forearm fracture

Seo¹,

Kim²,

Lee³

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Pediatr Emerg Med J

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Objective: To identify and describe research tools used to evaluate bonding between mother and child up to one year of age, as well as to provide information on reliability and validity measures related to these tools. Data source: Research studies available on PUBMED, LILACS, ScienceDirect, PsycINFO and CINAHL databases with the following descriptors: mother-child relations and mother infant relationship, as well as the expressions validity, reliability and scale. Data synthesis: 23 research studies were selected and fully analyzed. Thirteen evaluation research tools were identified concerning mother and child attachment: seven scales, three questionnaires, two inventories and one observation method. From all tools analyzed, the Prenatal Attachment Inventory presented the higher validity and reliability measures to assess mother and fetus relation during pregnancy. Concerning the puerperal period, better consistency coefficients were found for Maternal Attachment Inventory and Postpartum Bonding Questionnaire. Besides, the last one revealed a higher sensibility to identify amenable and severe disorders in the affective relations between mother and child. Conclusions: The majority of research tools are reliable to study the phenomenon presented, although there are some limitations regarding the construct and criterion related to validity. In addition to this, only two of them are translated into Portuguese and adapted to women and children populations in Brazil, being a decisive gap to scientific production in this area. 258Perrelli JGA et al. PALAVRAS-CHAVERelações mãe-filho; Comportamento materno; Reprodutibilidade dos testes Instrumentos de avaliação do vínculo entre mãe e bebê ResumoObjetivo: Identificar os instrumentos utilizados na avaliação do vínculo entre mãe e bebê com até um ano de vida, descrevê-los e fornecer informações sobre suas medidas de confiabilidade, validade e adaptação para o contexto brasileiro. Fonte de dados: Trata-se de um estudo de revisão integrativa realizado com base nas publicações contidas nas bases de dados PUBMED, LILACS, ScienceDirect, PsycINFO e CINAHL. Utilizaram-se os descritores mother-child relations e mother infant relationship, e as expressões validity, reliability e scale. Selecionaram-se 23 pesquisas, que foram lidas em sua integralidade. Síntese dos dados: Foram identificados 13 instrumentos de avaliação do apego entre mãe e bebê: sete escalas, três questionários, dois inventários e um método de observação. Do total de ferramentas analisadas, o Prenatal Attachment Inventory apresentou maior validade e confiabilidade para analisar a relação entre a mãe e o feto durante a gestação. Quanto ao período puerperal, foram encontrados melhores coeficientes de consistência interna para o Maternal Attachment Inventory e o Postpartum Bonding Questionnaire. Além disso, esse último revelou elevada sensibilidade para identificar disfunções leves e graves nas relações afetivas entre mãe e bebê. Conclusões: Verificou-se que a maioria dos instrumentos é confiável para estudar...

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Prenatal Attachment and Other Correlates of Postnatal Maternal Attachment to Twins

Cited by 65 publications

References 60 publications

Maternal Rejection of the Young Child: Present Status of the Clinical Syndrome

Maternal Rejection of the Young Child: Present Status of the Clinical Syndrome

Apego en el postparto precoz: comparación entre madres de neonatos ingresados en el Servicio de Obstetricia y en la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos Neonatales

Factors associated with administration of analgesics for children with forearm fracture

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