Effectiveness of hospital-based video interaction guidance on parental interactive behavior, bonding, and stress after preterm birth: A randomized controlled trial.

Abstract

The results indicate that VIG is a useful addition to standard hospital care, reducing the possible negative impact of preterm birth on the parent-infant relationship. VIG appeared particularly beneficial for fathers, and for mothers with traumatic birth experiences. High levels of parental intrusiveness, however, need complementary intervention. (PsycINFO Database Record

From the father's point of view: How father's representations of the infant impact on father–infant interaction and infant development

“…The interactions of a father who receives a rating of 4 on sensitivity to non-distress are characterized by responses that are well timed and appropriate to the child's signals. To realize uniformity with a study using the same cohort ( [21,22], these six subscales were combined into three composite scores in the present study. The scores on the subscales 'Sensitivity to non-distress' and 'Positive regard for the infant' were added up to reflect one composite score for 'Sensitivity'.…”

Ecological contributions to maternal‐infant functioning: Differences between rural and urban family contexts

“…For example, examining contextual variables (e.g., limited access to, and utilization of, healthcare and child‐rearing resources) capable of altering child and family functioning should be considered, based on previous research (Hirsch & Cukrowicz, ). Although we did not collect information about specific, supportive perinatal care or resources available to mothers, we expect that a greater variety of services, such as breastfeeding guidance, coaching in infant massage and other infant‐soothing techniques (e.g., skin‐to‐skin interventions, video‐based interaction guidance; Hoffenkamp et al, ; Kozhimannil, ), is available in more metropolitan areas. It will also be important to examine subgroups within each broad classification (e.g., inner‐city, suburban) as divergent social‐emotional outcomes are likely to be observed (Miller & Votruba‐Drzal, ).…”

“…Although we did not collect information about specific, supportive perinatal care or resources available to mothers, we expect that a greater variety of services, such as breastfeeding guidance, coaching in infant massage and other infantsoothing techniques (e.g., skin-to-skin interventions, video-based interaction guidance; Hoffenkamp et al, 2015;Kozhimannil, 2014), is available in more metropolitan areas. It will also be important to examine subgroups within each NEUMANN ET AL.…”

Intervenção preventiva em práticas educativas parentais aplicada a mães de crianças nascidas pré-termo na primeira infância

“…Analisando a qualidade e estabilidade da interação mãe-bebê e pai-bebê ao longo dos dois primeiros anos pós-parto em famílias com bebês a termo ou prematuro, foram observados aspectos do comportamento dos pais (sensibilidade, intrusividade, e negligência) e das crianças (humor positivo, humor negativo, nível de atividade e sustentação da atenção) (Hall et al, 2015). Encontrou-se que a prematuridade não teve efeitos significativos sobre o comportamento interativo dos pais, mas efeitos sobre os comportamentos das crianças.…”

“…Encontrou-se que a prematuridade não teve efeitos significativos sobre o comportamento interativo dos pais, mas efeitos sobre os comportamentos das crianças. No entanto, foi observado um nível moderado de estabilidade nos comportamentos parentais tanto dos pais de crianças nascidas prematuras, quanto dos pais de crianças a termo, ou seja, pais que se apresentavam relativamente sensíveis no início do estudo permaneciam relativamente sensíveis ao longo do tempo, ao passo que pais que exibem níveis relativamente altos de negligência no início do estudo mantiveram este comportamento ao longo do tempo (Hall et. al., 2015).…”