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Postpartum Psychiatric Disorders depression do not receive adequate care Its presentation is often dramatic, with onset of symptoms as early as the first 48 to on postpartum depression and anxiety, with and without obsessions, in their two of women with depression were more likely to experience comorbid state-trait.
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There are several methods to assess maternal caregiving behavior in terms of sensitivity.

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However, all of them have limitations regarding the peculiarities of mothers with postpartum disorders, that is, changes in affect regulation, and the early onset of the disorder postpartum. With the current study, we provide an adapted method to assess maternal sensitivity based on methods recently approved in attachment research.

Two groups of mothers, who were either healthy or had different postpartum disorders, were recorded on video during interactions with their infants. Behaviors were rated regarding responsiveness, promptness, appropriateness, intrusiveness, and positive and negative affect. A first analysis revealed an increased number of deficits on all subscales in mothers with postpartum psychiatric disorders as compared to healthy mothers. Depressive mothers with a single diagnosis had lower scores in responsiveness, promptness, and appropriateness and higher scores on intrusiveness as compared to those in healthy mothers.

Here, maternal behavior appears more parent-centered, whereas affect seemed to be relatively unharmed. Moreover, as compared to healthy mothers, mothers with comorbid depression and anxiety symptomatology achieved lower scores on responsiveness, appropriateness, and positive affect and higher scores on intrusiveness and negative affect.

It is suggested, that increased deficits are related to the severity of illness in mothers with comorbidities. Results on promptness indicate that these mothers are still capable of maintaining higher vigilance to infant cues. Variance in maternal behavior was relatively high in clinical mothers, showing that some of them are well capable of behaving in a sensitive manner toward their child.

One strength of our adapted method is that particular aspects of sensitive parent—child interactions are assessed separately.

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This may shed light on specific behavior patterns of different postpartum psychiatric disorders, which may in turn relate to specific child outcomes. The manual is open for usage, while reliability testing is required. The birth of a child is typically represented as a fascinating and happy event.

Tremendous changes in hormonal levels and psychological difficulties in adapting to the new situation after childbirth are supposed to be responsible for this emotional status 4 — 7. Maternal risk factors are a history of familial psychiatric disorders, sociodemographic variables, such as early motherhood, low income, low educational level, and low social support, as well as experiences of maltreatment during childhood or later life 10 — The most common and significant diagnoses of postpartum psychiatric disorders are postpartum depression 14 , followed by postpartum anxiety 15 , 16 , postpartum obsessive—compulsive disorder OCD 17 , and postpartum psychosis Additional compulsive infant-focused thoughts are common in perinatal mental illness Postpartum diagnoses often appear comorbid [e.

In sum, they are comparable to disorders outside the postpartum period that refer to alterations in affect and cognition. However, additional peculiarities are that fears, obsessive thoughts, and sense of guilt focus on the child [e. Various symptoms with postpartum onset interfere with the demands of caring for a child and handling motherhood.