This research aims to explore the development of maternal-fetal attachment in IVF mothers during early pregnancy.
Observed IVF mothers with ongoing pregnancies during the first trimester.
Monitored changes in maternal-fetal attachment levels.
Evaluated marital satisfaction and types of infertility as potential risk factors.
Identified a subset of IVF mothers with suboptimal maternal-fetal attachment development.
Found correlations between marital satisfaction and attachment levels.
Type of infertility appeared to influence attachment trajectories.
Abstract
Among IVF mothers with ongoing pregnancies, a subset exhibited suboptimal development of MFA during the first trimester. Marital satisfaction and infertility type may help identify those at potential risk.