Medical and social predicates of juvenile delinquent's mothers

Yakhieva-Onikhimovskaia D. A., Kolesnikova S. M., Chizhova G. V., Filippova V. V.

Based on the analysis of the history data of mothers of juvenile offenders, selected by the method of continuous sampling in the course of a clinical observational cohort retrospective study, reliable medical and social predicates of the course of pregnancy, characteristic of women in this group, were identified: a significant difference in parity; unfavorable course of pregnancy; lack of supervision in the antenatal clinic; childbirth outside medical institutions; adherence to addictions. The pregnancy proceeded against the background of a socially disadvantaged family status, maternal malnutrition, socially significant diseases and STIs. The identified symptom complex of medical and social problems, which begins at the stage of intrauterine formation of a child, is only further aggravated by the environment and socially disadvantaged environment, forming the mentality of a child-criminal.

Keywords:juvenile delinquents, causes of juvenile delinquency, pediatrics, juvenile delinquency prevention, pregnancy, mother's history