Mother's attachment history and antenatal attachment to the second baby: the moderating role of parenting efficacy in raising the firstborn child
Mother's attachment history and antenatal attachment to the second baby: the moderating role of parenting efficacy in raising the firstborn child
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DOI：
10.1007/s00737-017-0808-8
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发表时间：
2018-08-01
影响因子：
4.5
通讯作者：
Xu, Yuhong
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作者：
Chen, Bin-Bin;Xu, Yuhong
在这项探索性研究中，我们检验了母亲的依恋历史，养育第一个孩子的父母效能和产前依恋第二个孩子之间的关系。母亲在怀孕的第三个三个月与他们的第二个孩子被招募参加这项定量研究。数据通过母亲报告问卷获得。母亲们完成了问卷调查，评估她们对自己母亲的依恋，养育第一个孩子的育儿效能，以及对第二个孩子的产前依恋。进行分层回归建模。母亲对自己母亲的依恋与产前对第二个孩子的依恋有关，但这种联系受到养育第一个孩子的父母效能的调节。具体而言，母亲对自己的母亲的依恋与产前依恋的高养育效能的母亲呈正相关。结果表明，父母教养效能感可能会增强母亲依恋的作用，在第二次母亲和他们的婴儿在怀孕期间的情感关系。第二次母亲在抚养第一个孩子时的育儿效能感较低，应接受育儿培训。在计划干预措施时，考虑到与父母有关的认知可能是有益的。
In this exploratory study, we examined the associations between mothers' attachment history, parenting efficacy in raising the firstborn child, and antenatal attachment to the second baby. Mothers in the third trimester of pregnancy with their second child were recruited to attend this quantitative study. Data were obtained by means of mother-report questionnaires. Mothers completed questionnaires assessing their attachment to their own mother, parenting efficacy in raising their first child, and antenatal attachment to their second baby. Hierarchical regression modeling was conducted. Mothers' attachment to their own mother was associated with antenatal attachment to their second baby, but this association was moderated by parenting efficacy in raising the first child. Specifically, mothers' attachment to their own mother was positively associated with antenatal attachment among mothers with high parenting efficacy. The results suggest that parenting efficacy may enhance the role of maternal attachment on emotional relationships between second-time mothers and their baby during the pregnancy. Second-time mothers who experienced low parenting efficacy in raising their first child should receive training in parenting. It may be beneficial to take parenting-related cognition into account when planning interventions.