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Abstract: Background: Women presenting with decreased fetal movement have an increased risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes. Fetal movement counting may be associated with improvement in maternal‐fetal attachment, which in turn, improves pregnancy outcome and postnatal mother–infant attachment. The study aim was to test whether maternal‐fetal attachment differed between groups of mothers who systematically...
Abstract: Background: Fetal movement counting may improve timely identification of decreased fetal activity and thereby contribute to prevent adverse pregnancy outcomes, but it may also contribute to maternal concern. This study aimed to test whether fetal movement counting increased maternal concern.
Methods: In a multicenter, controlled trial 1,013 women with a singleton pregnancy were randomly...
BackgroundDecreased fetal movement often precedes a stillbirth. The objective of this study was to describe women's experiences of fetal movement before the confirmation of fetal death.
MethodsData were collected through a Web‐based questionnaire. Women with stillbirths after 28 gestational weeks were self‐recruited. Content analysis was used to analyze the answers to one open question. The statements...
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