Depression and anxiety symptoms are common during pregnancy which may disturb the intrauterine environment by affecting the mother's physiological responses to stress, and ultimately impair fetal and postnatal development. There is increasing evidence about the effects of maternal distress on young brain tissue leading to some structural changes. The neurological footprints of these structural changes on the young brain may be caught early in life by a video assessment of General Movements (GMs) quality.
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Relationship Between Prenatal Maternal Anxiety and the Quality of General Movements
Timeframe: 3-5 months
Relationship Between Prenatal Maternal Depression and the Quality of General Movements
Timeframe: 3-5 months