Investigation of the Effect of Attachment-Based Support Given in the Perinatal Period

It is important that effective intervention programs are developed and implemented in our country by identifying risk factors in the early period. In this aspect, the work is unique. Unlike the studies in the literature, it is a unique study in terms of determining the risky population that needs to be questioned and strengthened during the prenatal attachment of expectant mothers during pregnancy, and creating a program where mothers can receive uninterrupted support for 24 hours.

Inclusion Criteria:be 19 years or older 21 and 26. Primigravida at gestational week Having had a normal delivery Watching all the videos within the scope of Attachment-Based Support Program by the pregnant women in the intervention group Being literate Pregnancy with only one baby The baby is at term Being the mother of the primary caregiver Volunteering to participate in the research The absence of any health problems of the mother and the baby Absence of a physician-diagnosed psychiatric disease in the mother Having a smart phone and wireless internet Pregnant women who answered "No" to Question 34 on the Pregnant Introductory Information Form and did not get a full score from the "Maternal Antenatal Attachment Scale"Exclusion Criteria:The development of a situation that prevents the mother from participating in education during pregnancyUnwillingness to continue workingA situation that prevents the mother and baby from staying in the same room in the postpartum periodSevere trauma or loss of the mother during pregnancy