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The non-psychotic denial of pregnancy: vicissitudes of a not knowing

This article addresses the phenomenon of non-psychotic denial of pregnancy. It was realized that there is a few scientific production about this topic. It is about a situation which there’s a denial from woman of her own pregnancy. It is highlighted as a singular aspect about the absence of a psychosis diagnostic, as well as, the fact that in many cases, that some women realize that they are pregnant just when they are in labor. This paper explores some considerations about this complex situation and proposes a lecture about the consequences of this phenomenon in the relationship between mother and child from psychoanalytic support by Donald Winnicott about the Primary Maternal Preoccupation. Besides enabling some thoughts about the fact which occurs with some frequency in the obstetrical clinic, it is intended to discuss about this situation which the undeniable effects interfere in the primary quality moments experienced between mother and child.