The effect of climate change-related anxiety on prenatal attachment: A descriptive study

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Pregnant women experiencing climate change-related anxiety showed varied prenatal attachment levels, indicating potential mental health effects.
The total Prenatal Attachment Inventory score averaged 37.65, highlighting potential issues in prenatal bonding due to environmental concerns.
Significant correlations were found between prenatal attachment scores and factors like age, education, and pregnancy planning.
The research emphasizes the need for mental health support for pregnant women facing climate change-related anxiety in clinical settings.

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Descriptive study reveals the relationship between climate change anxiety and prenatal attachment, suggesting implications for women's health.

Özlem Akgün (2025) studied this question.

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Descriptive study reveals the relationship between climate change anxiety and prenatal attachment, suggesting implications for women's health.