Moving Up the "Magic Moment": Fathers' Experience of Prenatal Ultrasound

Expectant fathers in the U.S. frequently accompany their partner to a prenatal ultrasound, yet little is known about how fathers experience ultrasound attendance. This is an important knowledge gap because studies have shown strong and consistent associations between a father's prenatal and pos...

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Vydané v:	Fathering (Harriman, Tenn.) Ročník 12; číslo 1; s. 18 - 37
Hlavní autori:	Walsh, Tova B., Tolman, Richard M., Davis, R. Neal, Palladino, Christie L., Romero, Vivian C., Singh, Vijay
Médium:	Journal Article
Jazyk:	English
Vydavateľské údaje:	Harriman Men's Studies Press 01.01.2014
Predmet:	Attendance Behavior change Behavior modification Child Development Child Health Children & youth Conceptual models Expectant fathers Experience Families & family life Family roles Father-child relations Fathers Fetuses Grounded theory Infants Maternal & child health Mens health Mothers Motivation Parents & parenting Postpartum period Pregnancy Prenatal care Prenatal development Preventive medicine Studies Ultrasonic imaging
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Abstract	Expectant fathers in the U.S. frequently accompany their partner to a prenatal ultrasound, yet little is known about how fathers experience ultrasound attendance. This is an important knowledge gap because studies have shown strong and consistent associations between a father's prenatal and postnatal involvement, and efforts to actively engage fathers at ultrasound may have longitudinal impact. We conducted semi-structured interviews with 22 fathers after ultrasound, analyzed data using principles of grounded theory, and built a conceptual model of how fathers experience ultrasound. Results suggest that ultrasound attendance contributes to paternal feelings of connection to the unborn baby and motivation to change behavior. Ultrasound appointments may offer an opportunity to engage men to promote positive partnering and parenting across the lifespan.
AbstractList	Expectant fathers in the U.S. frequently accompany their partner to a prenatal ultrasound, yet little is known about how fathers experience ultrasound attendance. This is an important knowledge gap because studies have shown strong and consistent associations between a father's prenatal and postnatal involvement, and efforts to actively engage fathers at ultrasound may have longitudinal impact. We conducted semi-structured interviews with 22 fathers after ultrasound, analyzed data using principles of grounded theory, and built a conceptual model of how fathers experience ultrasound. Results suggest that ultrasound attendance contributes to paternal feelings of connection to the unborn baby and motivation to change behavior. Ultrasound appointments may offer an opportunity to engage men to promote positive partnering and parenting across the lifespan.
Author	Walsh, Tova B. Tolman, Richard M. Singh, Vijay Davis, R. Neal Palladino, Christie L. Romero, Vivian C.
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