When midwives ask permission to discuss weight with pregnant women with high body weight: a qualitative study

Pregnant women with high body weight had a long history with their body weight that affected all aspects of their lifeworld and influenced weight-related conversations in the midwifery consultation. Some midwives hesitated to address weight, but seeking permission eased this challenge. Despite the midwife asking for permission, some of the pregnant women felt uneasy during the conversation, leaving them with a feeling of self-doubt. Relevant conversations occurred when women engaged in decision-making and trusted the midwife.

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BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth
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2024-11-19
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12884-024-06888-z
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Obesity and Health Practices
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When midwives ask permission to discuss weight with pregnant women with high body weight: a qualitative study

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Abstract

Pregnant women with high body weight had a long history with their body weight that affected all aspects of their lifeworld and influenced weight-related conversations in the midwifery consultation. Some midwives hesitated to address weight, but seeking permission eased this challenge. Despite the midwife asking for permission, some of the pregnant women felt uneasy during the conversation, leaving them with a feeling of self-doubt. Relevant conversations occurred when women engaged in decision-making and trusted the midwife.

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