P3 Section 1 Mother_Your Baby and Birth Dataset in Community and Child Health Network

Data on support during labor and delivery, mother's health during first two weeks postpartum, breastfeeding, baby's sleep position and location, hearing testing, and doctor and hospital visits, difficulty caring for the baby and reasons why, baby's sleeping and crying patterns, activities mother does with the baby, baby's exposure to television or other children, mother's concerns about baby's development or behavior, whether she had a postpartum check-up and advice she received, contraceptive practices since delivery, and how the delivery affected her emotionally
Study Description
A five-year, multi-site, prospective cohort study about stress and resilience and their influence on maternal allostatic load as a mediator of birth outcomes and child health and development. A limited number/types of biospecimens have been collected by the study investigators. For biospecimen availability, please contact the following investigators: Chris Dunkel Schetter ([e-mail]); Madeleine Shalowitz ([e-mail]); Calvin J. Hobel ([e-mail]); Vernon M. Chinchilli ([e-mail]). Mothers who delivered a livebirth at 20 weeks gestation or more and their partners; 4836 total enrolled, 3946 of whom were eligible for mother and partner cohorts (enrollment does not include 2782 infants with data)