Infant care scenario simulation system for preventing postpartum depression

Abstract

The present invention is a baby care scene simulation system for preventing postpartum depression, which includes a rubber doll that simulates the shape of a baby and a built-in chip, a liquid crystal display module, and a voice module. The system also includes a motion sensor module, a magnetic sensor module, a reed switch, and a pacifier. A baby bottle with a magnet on the head, a paper diaper packaged with a magnet, a built-in chip and a voice module, a motion sensor module and a magnetic sensor module are placed in the rubber doll; the display screen of the liquid crystal display module is exposed on the surface of the rubber doll, and the liquid crystal The circuit part of the display module is set inside the rubber doll, the motion sensor module is located on the central axis of the rubber doll’s body, the built-in chip is located inside the rubber doll’s abdomen, the reed switch is installed inside the rubber doll’s mouth, and the magnetic sensor module is located at the rubber doll’s navel Location. The system enables mothers-to-be to understand the process of parenting in advance and strengthen their awareness of parenting, so as to achieve the purpose of preventing postpartum depression.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of prenatal prevention of postpartum depression, in particular to a baby care scene simulation system for preventing postpartum depression. Background technique [0002] Postpartum depression (Postpartum Depression, PPD), known as the "invisible killer", refers to the depressive disorder that occurs after childbirth, and is the most common type of mental disorder in women. It was first proposed and reported by Pitt in 1986. Postpartum depression is clinically manifested as anxiety, depression, low mood, despair, pessimism, hostility, self-abandonment, and fear. In severe cases, it causes the loss of self-care ability and baby care ability, and even infanticide and suicide. Maternal mother-infant relationship, breastfeeding, infant growth and development, as well as their own health and family harmony have a great impact. [0003] The main causes of postpartum depression are mainly the following two aspects: one is th...

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[0003] The main causes of postpartum depression are mainly the following two aspects: one is that new mothers lack psychological preparation and related cognition for childbirth due to the change of roles and living habits, and lack of identification with the mother’s role; Differences in understanding of difficulty in newborns, lack of family and social support after delivery

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