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Understanding mother's guilt in mothers with infants aged 6-36 months

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Phenomenological study delves into maternal guilt in parenting, indicating social media influences feelings of inadequacy.

Mothers experience guilt primarily when perceived as not spending enough quality time with their infants, especially after returning to work.
Key metrics reveal that social media and community standards significantly influence feelings of maternal guilt.
The study utilized a phenomenological analysis to explore experiences of mothers with infants, highlighting their coping strategies.
Findings suggest that social support and individual well-being are critical for managing feelings of guilt in motherhood.

Özyazıcı et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Phenomenological study delves into maternal guilt in parenting, indicating social media influences feelings of inadequacy.

Mothers experience guilt primarily when perceived as not spending enough quality time with their infants, especially after returning to work.
Key metrics reveal that social media and community standards significantly influence feelings of maternal guilt.
The study utilized a phenomenological analysis to explore experiences of mothers with infants, highlighting their coping strategies.
Findings suggest that social support and individual well-being are critical for managing feelings of guilt in motherhood.

Özyazıcı et al. (2025) studied this question.

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