Référence
Faleschini, S., Aubuchon, O., Champeau, L., & Matte-Gagné, C. (2021). History of perinatal loss: A study of psychological outcomes in mothers and fathers after subsequent healthy birth. Journal of Affective Disorders, 280, 338-344.
Résumé
The loss of an expected child is a psychologically difficult and potentially traumatic life event. While most women will become pregnant again within a year following the loss, data are limited regarding the mental health of parents with a history of perinatal loss, especially in the period following the birth of a subsequent healthy child. This study, therefore, investigated the relation between perinatal loss and mothers’ and fathers’ psychological symptoms and parenting stress 6-months after the birth of a healthy child.
