PreventionPilote2_0_Mothers_18_months_postpartum
Networks
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Variables
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Population
PRÉVENTION-PILOTE 2_0 - Mothers
The population is composed of single-fetal pregnant women in their 8th to 14th weeks of pregnancy at the time of recruitment.
Data Collection Event
PRÉVENTION-PILOTE 2_0 - Mothers - 18 months postpartum
Economic characteristics such as employment status, income, and financial insecurity are collected through an auto-reported questionnaire.
Information on work-family balance, childcare, and co-parenting is also assessed through the auto-reported questionnaire.
Information on cannabis (frequency, type of products, modes of consumption, reasons for use, and abusive use), alcohol (frequency, quantity, frequency of excessive consumption), tobacco (frequency and quantity), and other drug consumption is answered through an auto-reported questionnaire. Medication intake (substance, type, duration, dosage), sleep, and exposure to environmental contaminants (insecticides and pesticides) are also assessed.
Community service usage (public and private services related to parenthood and health) is assessed.
Psychosocial variables such as well-being, depressive state, general anxiety, and perceived stress are collected.
Other psychosocial information, such as marital satisfaction and social support information, is also assessed. Parental behaviors and perceptions are assessed through the Parental Cognitions and Conduct Toward the Infant Scale (PACOTIS).