Table 3.

Themes, categories and codes

Theme	Category	Code
Essential needs, basic services and security	Women’s feelings	- Fear of seismic shocks - Fear for the safety of the fetus - Need for stability and “return to normality”
	Shelters and temporary accommodations	- Characteristics and conditions - Keeping the woman close to her partner - Keeping the woman close to a maternity facility
Community, partner and family support	Reconfiguration of relations	- Separation from partners - Support from the family - Positive effects of the relationship with the baby
	Community	- Absence of the community to which women belong - Social pressure - Families perception of being a burden for the emergency response system
Mother-Infant focused, non-specialized support	Emergency personnel	- First aid personnel - Health and psychosocial professionals
	Emergency services and initiatives	- Aimed to family support - Aimed to promote the psycho-social health - Meeting areas for mothers and children
Specialized Maternal and Infant health care	Hospital care	- Welcoming care - Acknowledging the specific needs due to emergency - Feeling of being taken care of, together with the family - Sharing the birth experience with other pregnant women - “Old-fashion” breastfeeding hospital practices
	Community services	- Breastfeeding support after hospital discharge - Standard health care
	IYCF-E	- Infant’s products and infant formula distribution - Support and education on BMS reconstitution - Infant formula supplies

Abbreviations: IYCF-E Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies, BMS Breast Milk Substitutes