Kejsarsnittets påverkan mellan föräldrar och barn : En litteraturstudie

by Jonsson, Elisabeth; Örnklint, Sigrin

For the newborn child it is important that directly have skin to skin connection and thereby a good ability to bond with his parents. An early attachment is very important for the child’s wellbeing and comfort. After a cesarean delivery mother and child are separated the child’s first hours in life. The purpose of this review literature study was to find out if the attachment between the child and the patents affects after a cesarean delivery. Relevant literature has been found in the Medline and the Cinahl databases. The criteria of selection where that the study’s responded to this study’s purpose, that they where written in English and had an abstract. 18 study’s where chosen and has been revised and quality judged. Most of the study’s where quantitative and comparative. The result is shows in a figure, running text and in a table. The study has shown several negative tendencies during the postpartum period such as bonding delay and later breast-feeding establishment. The mother had also difficulties to take care of her child the first day’s postpartum witch gave the father a more leading role in the caretaking activities. The first day’s postpartum is crucial for the attachment and it is important that caregivers has knowledge about the attachment theory and that they know how to strengthening and support the family so they can establish a fine bonding and attachment.