[Relationship Pattern of Mothers with Functional Constipated Infants]
Praxis Der Kinderpsychologie Und Kinderpsychiatrie
|December 6, 2014
Summary
Mothers of infants with functional constipation show distinct relationship patterns. This study compared these mothers to those with infants experiencing regulation disorders, informing targeted clinical interventions.
Area of Science:
- Pediatrics
- Developmental Psychology
- Maternal-Infant Health
Context:
- Functional constipation is a common issue in infants.
- Maternal relationship patterns may influence infant health outcomes.
- Understanding these patterns is crucial for effective intervention.
Purpose:
- To investigate specific relationship patterns in mothers of infants with functional constipation.
- To compare these patterns with those of mothers whose infants have regulation disorders.
- To inform clinical interventions for functional constipation in infants.
Summary:
- The study utilized the questionnaire for the assessment of adjustment of mothers with children in infancy (EMKK) to analyze data from mothers with functional constipated infants (ages 1-5 years).
- A comparison was made with a control group of mothers whose infants experience regulation disorders.
- Differences in maternal relationship patterns were identified to guide clinical strategies.
Impact:
- Findings provide a basis for developing targeted interventions for functional constipation in infants.
- Highlights the importance of considering maternal relationship dynamics in pediatric care.
- Contributes to a better understanding of infant functional constipation etiology and management.
Keywords:
BeziehungsmusterKleinkinderMutterObstipationRegulationsstorungenconstipationinfantsmothersregularity problemsrelationship patternMore Related Videos
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