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Pensar Enfermagem / v.28 n.sup / October 2024

DOI: 10.71861/pensarenf.v28iSup.391

Introduction

The birth of a child arises essential care for their development, which encompasses the

transition to parenthood. This transition begins during pregnancy, but only ends when

facilitators that contribute to parental confidence in newborn care can facilitate the

diagnosis of parental needs and subsequently the planning of interventions, focused on the

mother-father-newborn triad, that contribute to a positive transition from parenthood.

The revision question is: Which are the barriers and the facilitators that contribute to the

parenthood trust on the newborn care. This review follows the guidelines proposed by the

CINAHL Ultimate, MedicLatina, Cochrane of Systematic Reviews, Web of Science and

PUBMED databases. Studies included were published until April 2024. The following

search topics have been selected: father*, mother*, parent*, self-confidence, confidence,

trust, self-assessment, barrier*, obstacle*, difficult*, facilitator*, enable*, newborn and care.

Results

746 articles were identified. After applying the eligibility criteria and excluding duplicates,

The barriers faced by mothers are better identified than those experienced by fathers.

Fathers report feeling less valued and supported postpartum. Continuity of care with the

same obstetric nurse, during prenatal and postnatal care, facilitates parents trust, Trust must

be worked on both prenatally and postpartum, ensuring a positive transition to parenthood.

Keywords

Trust, Parents, Postpartum Period, Newborn.

Bibliography

1. Manning B. Transição para a parentalidade. In: Lowdermilk D, Perry S, editors.