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AUTHOR(S) Joyce Aguiar; Marisa Matias; Ana Carolina Braz (et al.)
This work aimed to analyze parental burnout (PB) and establish a comparison between the times before (Wave 1) and during (Wave 2) the COVID-19 pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic brought additional stress to families. The pandemic could be particularly difficult for parents experiencing parental burnout, a condition that involves four dimensions: an overwhelming sense of exhaustion, emotional distancing from the child, saturation or a loss of fulfillment with the parental role, and a sharp contrast between how parents used to be and how they see themselves now.
AUTHOR(S) André Pombo; Carlos Luz; Luis Paulo Rodrigues (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Daniela V. Fernandes; Maria C. Canavarro; Helena Moreira
Millions of people worldwide have been diagnosed with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19), which has impacted maternal mental health and mother–infant relationships during the postpartum period. To explore how mothers' anxious and depressive symptoms, parenting stress, mindful parenting, and mother–infant bonding vary as a function of the moment of the baby's birth (pre‐COVID‐19 or post‐COVID‐19) and to examine the contribution of those variables to mother–infant bonding.
AUTHOR(S) Mireia Orgilés; Alexandra Morales; Elisa Delvecchio (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Sonia Zaccoletti; Ana Camacho; Nadine Correia (et al.)
AUTHOR(S) Ricardo Paes Mamede; Mariana Pereira ; António Simões
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