2022
DOI: 10.5336/healthsci.2022-88880
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Evaluation of the Relationship Between the Maternal Role of Mothers and Their Happiness Levels: Descriptive Study

Abstract: Annelik; gebelik ile başlayıp doğumla somut hâle gelen, doğum sonu dönemde de devam eden, kadının yaşam döngüsünde en önemli duygusal ve ruhsal de-ğişimlerin yaşandığı, anksiyeteyi artıran, stresli, yaşanan tüm zorlukların yanı sıra kadına en mutlu anları yaşatan, eşsiz bir duygu olarak tanımlanmaktadır. [1][2][3][4]

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“…(2016), it was found that the education level of mothers positively influenced the development of the maternal role [14]. In another study, it was observed that as parents' education levels increased, their preparation levels for the roles of mother and father also increased [3]. Mothers with higher education levels may acquire more knowledge about baby care topics and conduct research, thereby increasing their self-confidence during the prenatal period and feeling more competent and secure in baby care.…”
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“…(2016), it was found that the education level of mothers positively influenced the development of the maternal role [14]. In another study, it was observed that as parents' education levels increased, their preparation levels for the roles of mother and father also increased [3]. Mothers with higher education levels may acquire more knowledge about baby care topics and conduct research, thereby increasing their self-confidence during the prenatal period and feeling more competent and secure in baby care.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With each newborn, this role unfolds in four stages: expectations, formal, informal, and personal. Depending on individual differences, the maternal role can be completed within a month or extend up to a year, but typically takes place within an average of four months [3]. A woman's age, education, physical and mental health, relationship with her partner, significant people in her life, stress, and social support all influence each of these stages, while high-risk pregnancies can further complicate this process [2,3].…”
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confidence: 99%