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The prospective association of  prenatal anxiety symptoms in mothers and fathers with general child development 14 months postpartum and the mediating role of parent-child bonding: a mediation analysis within the longitudinal cohort study DREAM

2025-04-15

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Anxiety symptoms during pregnancy are a frequent mental health issue for expectant mothers and fathers. Research revealed that prenatal anxiety symptoms can impact parent-child bonding and child development. This study aims to investigate the prospective relationship between prenatal anxiety symptoms and general child development and whether it is mediated by parent-child bo...

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c5812edd-c03a-532d-a06d-4bbcdaa88d54
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-5721508/v1
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