Psychometric properties of the Persian version of postpartum distress measure scale

[1] Mistry R(2007)Parenting-related stressors and self-reported mental health of mothers with young children Am J Public Health 97 1261-1268

[2] Stevens GD(2006)Revalidation of the postpartum stress scale Journal of Clinical Nursing 15 718-725

[3] Sareen H(2003)Postpartum care should provide alternatives to meet parents’ need for safety, active participation, and ‘bonding’ Midwifery 19 267-276

[4] De Vogli R(2018)Depression, posttraumatic stress and relationship distress in parents of very preterm infants Archives of Women's Mental Health 21 445-451

[5] Halfon N(2014)Pregnancy health problems and low birth weight associated with maternal insecure attachment style Journal of Health Psychology 21 934-943

[6] Hung Chich-Hsiu(2017)Discrete category of mother-to-infant bonding disorder and its identification by the Mother-to-Infant Bonding Scale: A study in Japanese mothers of a 1-month-old Early Human Development 111 1-5

[7] Fredriksson Gun E.M(2016)Mother-To-Infant Bonding Disorder, but not Depression, 5 days After Delivery is a Risk Factor For Neonate Emotional Abuse: A Study in Japanese Mothers of 1-Month Olds The Open Family Studies Journal 8 27-36

[8] Högberg Ulf(2017)Preterm infant development, maternal distress and sensitivity: The influence of severity of birth weight Early Human Development 106-107 19-24

[9] Lundman Berit M(2014)Prevalence of Serious Psychological Distress and Mental Health Treatment in a National Sample of Pregnant and Postpartum Women Maternal and Child Health Journal 19 204-216

[10] Winter Leanne(2004)Mental and physical distress and high-risk behaviors among reproductive-age women Obstet Gynecol 104 477-483

[1] Mistry R(2007)Parenting-related stressors and self-reported mental health of mothers with young children Am J Public Health 97 1261-1268

[2] Stevens GD(2006)Revalidation of the postpartum stress scale Journal of Clinical Nursing 15 718-725

[3] Sareen H(2003)Postpartum care should provide alternatives to meet parents’ need for safety, active participation, and ‘bonding’ Midwifery 19 267-276

[4] De Vogli R(2018)Depression, posttraumatic stress and relationship distress in parents of very preterm infants Archives of Women's Mental Health 21 445-451

[5] Halfon N(2014)Pregnancy health problems and low birth weight associated with maternal insecure attachment style Journal of Health Psychology 21 934-943

[6] Hung Chich-Hsiu(2017)Discrete category of mother-to-infant bonding disorder and its identification by the Mother-to-Infant Bonding Scale: A study in Japanese mothers of a 1-month-old Early Human Development 111 1-5

[7] Fredriksson Gun E.M(2016)Mother-To-Infant Bonding Disorder, but not Depression, 5 days After Delivery is a Risk Factor For Neonate Emotional Abuse: A Study in Japanese Mothers of 1-Month Olds The Open Family Studies Journal 8 27-36

[8] Högberg Ulf(2017)Preterm infant development, maternal distress and sensitivity: The influence of severity of birth weight Early Human Development 106-107 19-24

[9] Lundman Berit M(2014)Prevalence of Serious Psychological Distress and Mental Health Treatment in a National Sample of Pregnant and Postpartum Women Maternal and Child Health Journal 19 204-216

[10] Winter Leanne(2004)Mental and physical distress and high-risk behaviors among reproductive-age women Obstet Gynecol 104 477-483