… infant without complications, and that both mother and infant … , any serious illness developed
in the mother or infant or if they … get the rest she needs to recover and heal from the physical …

… and mother return home following delivery and recovery, the … roles (father sharing infant
care), postpartum adjustment was not … and birth, and infant growth and development, all of which …

… However, the central and most important psychological process is development of the
relationship with the infant. Disturbances in this process were recognised long ago, when hatred …

… to have not recovered fully by 2 months postpartum, and some … in recovery of functional
ability for women whose infants had … be used to develop interventions to facilitate recovery from …

… postpartum period by recognising both their baby and their physical, emotional, and social
recovery… by the development of instinctively similar feelings of motherhood in women. …

… the Bayley Scales of Infant Development-II were administered. … months postpartum and
beyond, was associated with lower infant … who recover by the time their infant is 6 months old. …

… 6 months postpartum were … infant autonomic response to and recovery from emotional
challenge, using both PNS and SNS measures, in a sample of infants at risk for the development …

… mental health in postpartum mothers can only be beneficial to the development of the
infant. … in gonadal steroid production and the recovery of normal ovarian cycles as important …

… is associated with developmental outcome of high-risk infant. … the course of postpartum
PTSD in mothers of high-risk infants and … emotions and thus to facilitate recovery from distress. …

… We define recovery from PPD as a process by which women … that focused on mother-infant
dyads. To promote consistency … Next, the conceptual model we developed may assist group …