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Fathers’ experiences during pregnancy: Paternal prenatal attachment and representations of the fetus.

2013-08-05

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Positive attachment experiences during infancy are linked to positive developmental outcomes of children later in life. The parent–infant relationship does not start upon the birth of the child, but already evolves during pregnancy. In this exploratory study, fathers’ experiences during pregnancy are investigated, focusing on their relationship with the unborn baby. At 26 weeks gestational age, expectant fathers f...

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7ed821f7-a7e4-5f57-b3a3-6f66be223f9f
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10.1037/a0033070
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