… Parenting behaviors and parent–infant emotional bonding during the early postpartum months
play a critical role in infant development. However, the nature and progression of parental …

… Social support may positively affect postpartum recovery. Women with infants appear to …
The purpose of this study is to develop and empirically test a model of women's choices …

… and infant development at 18 months but not infant health. … maternal health and infant
health and development as the … improve their health and speed postpartum recovery. We also …

… development and interfere with mother-infant interaction. The aim of this meta-analysis was
to identify predictive factors of postpartum … help a mother to recover during this transitional …

… Standardised assessments of development and mother-infant … of heterogeneity in the mothers’
recovery of caregiving capacity. … We do not know how these infants, and the mother-infant …

… their infants, 18 (50.0%) were bottle feeding their infants and … These findings imply that
postpartum recovery takes longer … effective in reducing levels of fatigue be developed. A self-care …

… , (b) how parents can develop and strengthen this emotional … to the development of secure
attachment in the infants, and (d) … by the postpartum recovery period itself rather than mood. …

… infant cortisol regulation for the development and course of maternal PPD symptomatology.
… both reactivity and recovery components of a response) better captures the implications of …

… A total of 211 questionnaire reports were recovered, and the effective recovery rate was …
Two hundred and eleven samples were actually recovered. The study was approved by the …

… recover completely within 2 weeks, although in a few women the problem seems to merge
intoa more serious postpartum … , their effect on the infant's developing neurotransmitter system …