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Judul Parenting across the Lifespan : Perinatal Mental Health, Infant Feeding, and Child Development / Leanne Jackson
Pengarang Leanne Jackson
Penerbitan 4052 Basel, Switzerland : MDPI, 2026
Deskripsi Fisik 188 :ill
ISBN 978-3-7258-8406-3
Subjek Social Sciences, Arts & Humanities; Parenting; Parent and child
Catatan "Summary Drawing on eight studies across seven countries, parental mental health, social support, caregiving demands, family relationships, structural determinants, and intervention preferences were investigated within the context of parenting and child development during years of dependency. Parenting stress predicted caregiving burden, burnout, guilt, shame, emotional exhaustion, and poor wellbeing. This was exacerbated when parenting experiences failed to align with societal expectations. This was also exacerbated for parents of children with disabilities, autism, or additional support needs. Learned resourcefulness, parenting resolution, high social support, and high relationship satisfaction all buffered parenting stress. In an intervention-based investigation, fathers valued practical, free, face-to-face parenting programmes, with programme content influencing engagement more strongly than delivery format or facilitator characteristics. Structural influences also affected infant outcomes. National-leve
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