Factors Associated with Maternal Infant Bonding During Early Postpartum Period

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Support of skin to skin contact significantly improves maternal infant bonding during the early postpartum period.
The study identified occupation and risk of depression as key factors in maternal bonding, with a p-value of 0.02 and 0.00 respectively.
Using ordinal regression, maternal involvement in business and absence of depression were strong predictors of bonding significance.
This research highlights important determinants of maternal infant bonding, pointing to the need for postpartum support strategies.

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Descriptive cross-sectional study examines postpartum bonding factors, suggesting skin to skin contact improves outcomes.

Thapa et al. (2024) studied this question.

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