Comparison of the perinatal connection and stress level of pregnancy at risk with normal pregnancy

Objective: For a country, maternal and infant health is the most important criterion showing the level of development. Pregnancy follow-ups; Number of Follow-ups 12-14 according to America (ACOG), Nullipar 10 Multipar 7 according to the UK (NICE), According to the Australian (ANZSOG) Nulliparous 10 to Multiparous 7 (Level of Evidence B), According to Japan (JSOG) 16, World Health Organization (WHO, 2016) and Turkey (T.C. Ministry of Health, 2015), the frequency of pregnancy follow-up is recommended as 4 follow-ups. . In this study, it was aimed to compare prenatal infant attachment and stress in risky pregnant women identified according to the Prenatal Care Guidelines with healthy pregnant women. n this context, it is important to shape the training and follow-up to be given to risky and healthy pregnant women in the event that a difference is found in the study. Materials and Methods: Our study was conducted in the obstetrics outpatient clinic, pregnancy service, pregnancy school and delivery service of Balıkesir Atatürk City Hospital. Our study was applied to 297 individuals who entered the 20th week of pregnancy. Findings: Conclusion: It was determined that there was no statistically significant difference in Prenatal Attachment Inventory scores according to the participants' being at risk (p<0.05). It was determined that there was no statistically significant difference in the scores of the Pregnancy Stress Assessment Scale according to the participants' being at risk (p<0.05). Keywords: pregnancy, attachment, anxiety, risky pregnancy.