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Counselling needs and interventions of mothers about infant care during postpartum period

Doğum sonrası dönemde annelerin bebek bakımı konusunda danışmanlık gereksinimleri ve yaklaşımlar

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Postpartum follow-up programs, in which infants and mothers are evaluated physically, emotionally and socially, and education and counselling are given provide an innovative and cost-effective model and are important with respect to the continuation of mother's and infant's physical and mental health.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The period after delivery (postpartum period) is defined as a period of developmental crisis in which the infant is integrated into the family system and the mother's social, physical and emotional adaptation occurs.
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Key Findings & Data:In this period, lack of knowledge of mothers about infant care, growth and development, and normal characteristics of the baby may be the source of anxiety, decrease satisfaction with their parental role and affect negatively the change of life style.
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Conclusion & Impact:Postpartum follow-up programs, in which infants and mothers are evaluated physically, emotionally and socially, and education and counselling are given provide an innovative and cost-effective model and are important with respect to the continuation of mother's and infant's physical and mental health.
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⚙️Variables:Danışmanlık · Süt çocuğu bakımı · Anneler

Abstract

The period after delivery (postpartum period) is defined as a period of developmental crisis in which the infant is integrated into the family system and the mother's social, physical and emotional adaptation occurs. In this period, lack of knowledge of mothers about infant care, growth and development, and normal characteristics of the baby may be the source of anxiety, decrease satisfaction with their parental role and affect negatively the change of life style. For a new mother, ability to care for her infant and development of self-confidence are important. During this special time mothers and their families mostly need for an individualized care and an emphatic health staff providing counselling. In postpartum period, pediatric nurses are the leading persons who help parents to communicate with and feed the infant, and to understand behavioral patterns during sleeping and calming activities, and they are counselling persons who make it easy adaptation to successful baby care and parenting. Postpartum follow-up programs, in which infants and mothers are evaluated physically, emotionally and socially, and education and counselling are given provide an innovative and cost-effective model and are important with respect to the continuation of mother's and infant's physical and mental health.

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Doğum sonrası (postpartum), dönem yenidoğanın aile sistemiyle bütünleştiği, kadının emosyonel, fiziksel ve sosyal adaptasyonunun olduğu, gelişimsel bir kriz dönemidir. Bu dönemde, annelerin bebek bakımına, büyüme- gelişmesine ve bebeğin normal özelliklerine ilişkin bilgi eksikliği annede kaygı nedeni olabilir, annelik rolünden memnuniyetini azaltabilir ve yaşam değişikliğini olumsuz etkileyebilir. Yeni bir anne için bebeğin bakımında beceri ve kendine güvenin gelişmesi önemlidir. Bu özel zamanda, anneler ve aileleri en çok bireyselleşmiş bir bakıma ve danışmanlık sağlayan empatik bir sağlık personeline gereksinim duymaktadırlar. Pediatri hemşireleri, doğum sonrasında ebeveynlerin bebekleriyle nasıl iletişim kuracaklarını, besleyeceklerini, uyutma ve sakinleştirme aktiviteleri sırasında davranışsal düzenlerini nasıl anlayacaklarını öğrenmelerine yardımcı olan, aynı zamanda başarılı bebek bakımı ve ebeveynliğe uyumu kolaylaştıran rehber kişidir. Pediatri hemşireleri tarafından bebeklerin ve annelerin fiziksel, emosyonel ve sosyal olarak değerlendirildiği, eğitim ve danışmanlık yapıldığı postpartum takip programları, yenilikçi ve maliyet etkin bir model sunmakta, annenin ve bebeğin fiziksel ve psikolojik sağlıklarının sürdürülmesi açısından önem taşımaktadır.

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YILDIZ, D. (2008). Counselling needs and interventions of mothers about infant care during postpartum period. Gülhane Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 50 - Sayı: 4, 294–298. https://ajindex.com/articles/226174

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