Mothers with serious mental illness: when symptoms decline does parenting improve?

Article Abstract:

A study to examine whether mothers with serious mental illness improve parenting when symptoms decline is conducted. Results from three analyses suggested that mothers with initially higher levels of symptoms reported higher levels of parenting stress and lower levels of nurturance and that decline in symptoms was associated with reduction in parenting stress and increase in nurturance over time.

Psychological aspects, Psychiatric patients

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Grandmaternal and maternal ethnotheories about early child care

Article Abstract:

A study to examine the increasing knowledge concerning cultural models of parenting, with special emphasis on generational changes by analyzing four mothers and grandmothers of different cultural environments is conducted. Results show that there is transmission of parental beliefs from one generation to the next and also variation in adaptation to changing environments.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Grandmothers

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