Warschburger P, Kröller K. Maternal perception of weight status and health risks associated with obesity in children.
To evaluate the maternal perception of their child's weight (MPCW) and perception of unrelated children's weight.
SE predicted maternal perception of a HCP's ability to "elicit and respond to her concerns".
To investigate the maternal perception of pain before and after amniocentesis (AC) or transabdominal chorionic villus sampling (TA-CVS).
We explored relationships between maternal health literacy (HL), communicative self-efficacy (SE), social support (SS) and maternal perception of interactions with health care providers (HCPs).
Initially, the participating patients were asked to complete a 66-question survey for the assessment of maternal perception of sleep quality that was referred to as the sleep disturbance score: a continuous score from 0 (no evidence of sleep disturbance) to 110 (extreme sleep disturbance).
Maternal perception of fetal movements is a qualitative phenomenon.
Therefore we aimed to examine maternal perception of fetal movements using a qualitative framework.
Monitoring was not associated with child adiposity, maternal perception of weight or concern about overweight.
In particular, one may question the validity of maternal perception of the child's health.
Maternal perception of fetal movements has been used as a measure of fetal well-being.
