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This study examined the associations between perceived partner support and postpartum depressive symptoms among women in the early postnatal period and evaluated the potential mediating roles of maternal ambivalence and sleep quality. A cross-sectional correlational study was conducted with 336 postpartum women between...
Background: Postpartum depression (PPD) is an important maternal mental health concern. Knowledge, self-efficacy, and social support may be associated with the recognition and severity of depressive symptoms. This study assessed PPD knowledge among pregnant women/mothers and adults from the broader population in Saudi...
Postpartum anxiety in mothers can negatively impact the baby, the mother's own mental health, and the marital relationship. According to several studies that have been conducted, symptoms of severe depression tend to develop in postpartum blues. More than 20% of women who suffer from postpartum blues experience symptom...
The findings support theoretically specified associations consistent with the Stress Process Model because all variables were assessed concurrently and the identified pathways should be interpreted as statistical associations rather than evidence of temporal ordering or causal mechanisms.
The findings suggest that traumatic birth perception, perceived social support, and postpartum depression are significantly interrelated among postpartum women.
Positive postpartum depression screening was independently associated with poor family support, socioeconomic disadvantage, and limited healthcare access, and postnatal strategies that strengthen family involvement, address economic vulnerability, and improve equitable access to care may support earlier identification...
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