Childbirth experience and maternal role confidence among postpartum mothers from maternity units in Jolo

Marwina Said,Frissida Daud,M. Asiri

Published 2024 in SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND HUMAN EXPERIENCE

ABSTRACT

The study aims to evaluate postpartum women' birthing experiences and maternal role confidence in Jolo maternity facilities. A quantitative-descriptive cross-sectional survey methodology was used to investigate the relationship between delivery experience and maternal role confidence. The study included 100 postpartum mothers who gave birth within six weeks of delivery or in the early postpartum period. The respondents were largely young adults who were literate, earning below monthly income, had two pregnancies, gave birth in government hospitals, and were treated institutionally by qualified health professionals. They were moderately satisfied with their delivery experience and quite confident in their maternal role. There were no significant variations in the extent of delivery experience or maternal role confidence across socio-demographic groups. A positive correlation was identified between childbirth experience and maternal role confidence.

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    2024

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    SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND HUMAN EXPERIENCE

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    2024-05-06

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