August 7, 2025

Postpartum depression, childbirth-related PTSD and maternal bonding: The role of social support in a psychosocial rerspective

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29.6% of mothers experienced clinically significant depressive symptoms post childbirth.
Higher depressive symptoms correlated with impaired maternal-infant bonding and lower self-efficacy.
Relationship satisfaction and perceived partner care are essential for maternal well-being.
Emergency cesarean and high-risk pregnancies are associated with increased psychological distress.

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Analysis highlights social support impacts on postpartum depression and maternal bonding, suggesting the need for integrated interventions.

Kovács-Berta et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis highlights social support impacts on postpartum depression and maternal bonding, suggesting the need for integrated interventions.