Mitsuo Uchida, Takenori Yamauchi
Rate of diagnosed seasonal influenza in children with influenza-like illness: A cross-sectional study
PloS one
stressful nature parenting infants exacerbates characteristics borderline personality disorder bpd consequently mothers bpd tend emotionally dysregulated respond impulsively infants poorer motherinfant relationships parenting interventions target specific skill deficits observed mothers bpd study explored differences parental reflective functioning prf motherinfant relationship quality baseline following 24week group parenting intervention mothers bpd prf motherinfant relationship quality assessed quantitative n 23 qualitative n 32 perspectives quantitative data parental reflective functioning questionnaire showed significant improvement one three subscales interest curiosity baseline postintervention significant moderate positive association subscale certainty mental states maternalinfant interaction quality postintervention improvements motherinfant relationship quality evident observational measure nursing child assessment satellite teaching scale contrast semistructured interview qualitative data found maternal improvements parental reflection coping strategies implemented postintervention quality motherinfant relationships overwhelmingly positive intervention feedback suggested perceived maternal benefits group format skills taught future studies larger sample sizes would allow clarification parenting interventions mothers bpd