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    • Maternal and child health
    • Postnatal care services
    • Healthcare transition

    Background:

    • The transition from hospital maternity care to community child health services is a vulnerable period for new mothers.
    • Maternal experiences during this time significantly impact developing maternal efficacy and parenting skills.
    • Continuity of care, service integration, and accessible community-based settings are ideal for supporting families.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate maternal experiences with a publicly funded drop-in postnatal health-care service.
    • To understand mothers' reasons for attending this service.
    • To assess the service's perceived usefulness for continuity and support.

    Main Methods:

    • Qualitative study exploring maternal experiences.
    • Focus on mothers attending a drop-in postnatal health-care service with their infants.
    • Data collection on reasons for attendance and perceived usefulness.

    Main Results:

    • Mothers utilized the drop-in service for various reasons, seeking support and continuity.
    • The service was perceived as a valuable source of practical and emotional support.
    • Experiences highlighted the importance of accessible, community-based postnatal care.

    Conclusions:

    • Drop-in postnatal health-care services can effectively bridge the gap between maternity and child health services.
    • These services enhance maternal efficacy and parenting skills by providing continuity and support.
    • Accessible, community-based postnatal care is crucial for supporting women and infants during the early parenting continuum.