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describe changes moderatetolate preterm infants mlpis growth 12 months corrected age ca examine predictive role nicurelated stress postpartum depression trajectory family coping ability physical developmental trajectory mlpis prospective longitudinal study 237 motherinfant dyads least two followup data records included general characteristics nicurelated stress recorded medical records baseline infants physical growth measured 40 weeks 1 3 6 9 12 months ca outpatient followup maternal postpartum depressive symptoms family coping ability assessed questionnaires 1 3 6 9 12 months ca 1 month ca respectively investigated modifiable factors inside outside nicu trajectories physical growth first year mlpis mainly using latent growth curve models timevarying covariates curved trajectories weight length head circumference first year mlpis demonstrated gradually slowed growth rates infants growth standards age sex latent growth curve models indicated nicurelated stress negatively associated weight length 40 weeks ca family coping ability parentchild relationship 1 month ca associated growth rate weight besides nicurelated stress predicted faster length growth rate infants mothers group highlevel postpartum depression trajectory slower growth rate head circumference study identified modifiable factors along care continuum influencing trajectory mlpis physical growth nurses receive training infant stress measurement familycentred care work partnership parents mlpis reach full developmental potential also multidisciplinary interventions including stress reduction strategies close psychological monitoring education improving parentinfant relationships developed achieve optimizing growth first year mlpis recommended nurses pay attention longterm physical growth status mlpis closely support families quantifying nicurelated stress developing reduction strategies priority clinical staff hospitalization discharge persistent screening depressive symptoms psychological intervention education parentchild relationship need included followup visits patient public contribution study included patients research participants