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Table 7 Parental Burnout Inventory

From: Burnout and anxiety among parents of children with neurodevelopmental disorders: a cross-sectional study in Saudi Arabia

  

Every day

Once a week

Number of times a week or less

Number of times per month

Once a month or less

Number of times per year or less

Never

1

I have a feeling I’ve lost my status as a mother

26 (6.1%)

28 (6.6%)

21 (4.9%)

54 (12.7%)

44 (10.4%)

60 (14.1%)

192 (45.2%)

2

I’m so tired of my role as a mother that I feel like sleep isn’t enough

56 (13.2%)

31 (7.3%)

23 (5.4%)

88 (20.7%)

54 (12.7%)

87 (20.5%)

86 (20.2%)

3

I no longer have the energy to take care of my children

34 (8%)

33 (7.8%)

30 (7.1%)

54 (12.7%)

48 (11.3%)

74 (17.4%)

152 (35.8%)

4

I think I’m no longer the good mother I was before for my children

39 (9.2%)

26 (6.1%)

18 (4.2%)

60 (14.1%)

48 (11.3%)

83 (19.5%)

151 (35.5%)

5

I can’t take being a أmother anymore

36 (8.5%)

25 (5.9%)

17 (4%)

43 (10.1%)

43 (10.1%)

49 (11.5%)

212 (49.9%)

6

As a mother I have a feeling beyond my abilities

38 (8.9%)

32 (7.5%)

27 (6.4%)

70 (16.5%)

49 (11.5%)

84 (19.8%)

125 (29.4%)

7

I feel like I’m having a good time with my kids automatically

29 (6.8%)

31 (7.3%)

28 (6.6%)

54 (12.7%)

50 (11.8%)

81 (19.1%)

152 (35.8%)

8

I feel like I can’t stand being a mother anymore

41 (9.6%)

26 (6.1%)

196 (46.1%)

41 (9.6%)

42 (9.9%)

62 (14.6%)

17 (4.0%)

9

I don’t feel fun when I’m with my kids

50 (11.8%)

27 (6.4%)

20 (4.7%)

47 (11.1%)

51 (12%)

91 (21.4%)

139 (32.7%)

10

Being a mother makes me feel very tired

22 (5.2%)

24 (5.6%)

19 (4.5%)

53 (12.5%)

36 (8.5%)

63 (14.8%)

208 (48.9%)

11

I say to myself, I’m no longer the mother I was before

47 (11.1%)

27 (6.4%)

24 (5.6%)

62 (14.6%)

66 (15.5%)

96 (22.6%)

103 (24.2%)

12

I’m just doing what needs to be done for my kids no more

30 (7.1%)

20 (4.7%)

16 (3.8%)

49 (11.5%)

49 (11.5%)

65 (15.3%)

196 (46.1%)

13

[My role as a mother exhausted all my energies

33 (7.8%)

24 (5.6%)

14 (3.3%)

44 (10.4%)

49 (11.5%)

57 (13.4%)

204 (48%)

14

I can’t take my role as a mother anymore

56 (13.2%)

36 (8.5%)

43 (10.1%)

70 (16.5%)

17 (4.0%)

83 (19.5%)

120 (28.2%)

15

I became ashamed of myself as a mother

33 (7.8%)

24 (5.6%)

44 (10.4%)

49 (11.5%)

14 (3.3%)

57 (13.4%)

204 (48%)

16

I’m no longer proud of myself as a mother

22 (5.2%)

24 (5.6%)

42 (9.9%)

30 (7.1%)

44 (10.4%)

12 (2.8%)

251 (59.1%)

17

When I’m having a day with my kids, I feel like I’m no longer me

28 (6.6%)

19 (4.5%)

12 (2.8%)

37 (8.7%)

46 (10.8%)

48 (11.3%)

235 (55.3%)

18

I can no longer show my children how much I love them

32 (7.5%)

24 (5.6%)

14 (3.3%)

45 (10.6%)

46 (10.8%)

74 (17.4%)

190 (44.7%)

19

I’m tired of thinking about everything I must do for my children

56 (13.2%)

37 (8.7%)

60 (14.1%)

73 (17.2%)

89 (20.9%)

20 (4.7%)

90 (21.2%)

20

I have the impression that except for routines (sleep, eating, …) I can no longer make efforts with my children

35 (8.2%)

26 (6.1%)

39 (9.2%)

33 (7.8%)

54 (12.7%)

17 (4%)

221 (52%)

21

In my role as mother, I’m so tired that I’m able to fight for survival

33 (7.8%)

24 (5.6%)

14 (3.3%)

44 (10.4%)

49 (11.5%)

57 (13.4%)

204 (48%)