Table 2.

Parental and babies characteristics.

Variables	Number (n)	Percentage (%)
Having Another Child
Yes	28	30.11
No	65	69.89
Gestation Week
<28	33	35.48
28-36	22	23.66
37-42	38	40.86
Delivery Type
Vaginal	33	35.48
C-section	60	64.52
Number of Babies
One	85	91.40
Two	8	8.60
Birth weighta	2184.57 ± 1246.93
Baby Gender
Girl	46	49.46
Boy	44	47.31
Girl and boy	3	3.23
Baby Diagnosis
Premature	47	50.54
Infection	4	4.30
Cardiac disease	11	11.83
Diaphragmatic hernia	3	3.23
Ligament problems	3	3.23
Down	4	4.30
Syndromic	4	4.30
Respiratory distress	7	7.53
Blood sugar	3	3.23
Hypoxia	5	5.38
Epilepsy	2	2.15
Information about the baby's condition
Yes	90	96.77
No	3	3.23
Informer
Physician	67	74.44
Nurse	23	25.56
Miscarriage
Yes	11	18.97
No	47	81.03
Stillbirth
Yes	3	5.17
No	55	94.83
Baby admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit before
Yes	11	11.83
No	82	88.17
Baby respirator
Yes	63	67.74
No	30	32.26
Support from the spouse's mother and other family members during the baby's admission
Yes	48	52.75
No	43	47.25
Support from your mother and other family members during the baby's admission
Yes	53	58.24
No	38	41.76
Support from friends during the baby's admission
Yes	45	49.45
No	46	50.55
Follow-up duration in the intensive care unitb	15 (8–220)
Presence of chronic diseases
Yes	8	8.60
No	85	91.40
Chronic diseases
Diabetes	2	28.57
Renal	2	28.57
Hypertension	2	28.57
Other	1	14.29
Having someone else helping with the care of children
Yes	40	51.95
No	37	48.05
Admission in other children
Yes, very often/always	4	4.82
Several times	26	31.33
No, never	53	63.86
Anxiety due to “no visitors” policy
Yes	77	82.80
No	16	17.20
Frequency of getting information about the baby
Every day	68	73.12
Every few days	18	19.35
Once a week	7	7.53
Seeing the baby last
During birth	23	24.73
Video call	67	72.04
Never	3	3.23

^aMean ± standard deviation.

^bMedian (min-max).