Experiences of the Transition to Parenthood in Teenage Married Couples

Sari, Aninda Ayu Putri Fuspita; Astuti, Andari Wuri; Ernawati, Dwi

doi:10.30604/jika.v7i2.979

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“…This is in line with research by (Chen, Tung, et al, 2021b) that positive pre-parental self-esteem during adolescence may not protect against the immediate and long-term effects of parenting transitions. The transition to parenthood is accompanied by many stressful situations, emotional disturbances, and psychological impacts that are felt throughout the first semester of parental role practice and are more intense during the postpartum period (Sari et al, 2022;. So before having children, you should discuss the changes and challenges in life that will be experienced so that prospective parents are ready for all the possibilities.…”

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The experience of first-time parents in the transition to parenthood: Scoping review

Machfudloh,

Astuti,

Suryaningsih

2023

J. Heal. Technol. Assess. Midwifery

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Background: Marriage is everyone's dream and need to create a whole and happy family (household). Changing the status and role of being a parent is fun and even sad if the adjustment is not properly prepared. Self-acceptance as a parent can affect a person's psychological level where the rates of stress, depression, violence against family children, and even divorce experience an increasing trend. Young parents are more vulnerable to becoming victims of both physical and verbal violence. Methods: The method in this research is scoping review. The literature search in this study used three medical journal databases, namely Ebsco, ProQuest, and Willey Online Library, and one search engine, namely Google Scholar. Articles were selected using inclusion criteria, namely original research, in English and Indonesian, published within the last 5 years (2017-2022). The total search results were 3,395 articles. 10 articles that met the inclusion criteria in the authors' review were found. The instrument used to assess the quality of articles was the Joana Briggs tool from the Joana Briggs Institute (JBI). Conclusion: From the results of the review, it was found three themes related to readiness, influencing factors, and support in the transition to parenthood. The review of the ten articles showed that the transition to parenthood requires readiness both physically and mentally, internal and external factors, and the need for support from family, social, and health services.

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The experience of first-time parents in the transition to parenthood: Scoping review

Machfudloh,

Astuti,

Suryaningsih

2023

J. Heal. Technol. Assess. Midwifery

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“…In Indonesia, The adolescent parents feel pressured and are not ready to become new parents, causing stress and depression when becoming new parents. In contrast to developing countries, psychological problems in the transition to parenthood tend to focus on social support and barriers to becoming new parents [32]. Other research shows that there are various obstacles in implementing premarital and preconception care.…”

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Model of health services for future parents: a scoping review

Wiyanti,

Astuti,

Kit

et al. 2024

J. Cakrawala Promkes

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The readiness of prospective parents plays a pivotal role in their journey toward parenthood, influencing their ability to navigate the transition smoothly. This readiness can be cultivated through comprehensive physical and mental health screenings, empowering them to embark on their parenthood journey with a well-prepared and healthier pregnancy plan. This scoping review aimed to identify previous research evidence regarding health service models for prospective parents. This research is a scoping review using Framework Arkshey & O’Malley and PRISMA-Scr Checklist, four journal databases: Pubmed, Wiley Online Library, EBSCO, and Proquest. Apart from that, this research also used Google Scholar and official sites that support it. The keywords used are models, health services, and future parents. Article quality assessment using MMAT (Mixed Methods Appraisal Tool). A total of 2,899 articles were checked for duplication and title screening, abstract screening. A total of 21 articles were screened for the whole article, and only 11 were deemed eligible. The results of this article is that health programs during the premarital and preconception periods are important in preparing a healthy generation. Each country has premarital and preconception health programs, including providing blood supplement tablets and folic acid, mental health screening, and genetic disease screening. It is expected that cross-sector collaboration could increase the use of health services during the premarital and preconception periods. These programs serve as crucial avenues for imparting essential knowledge and fostering positive behaviors that can significantly impact the health outcomes of both parents and their future offspring. By prioritizing proactive healthcare measures and education during these pivotal stages, society lays a robust foundation for promoting the well-being and vitality of future generations.

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A Qualitative Study on Problems of Young People and Ways of Religious Coping in Türkiye

Çinici

2024

İlahiyat Tetkikleri Dergisi

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The research aims to investigate the problems faced by young people in Turkey and the religious coping mechanisms they use to cope with these problems. A total of 403 students from Turkey participated, including 190 high school and 213 university students. The research, conducted in April 2024, employed two different methods for data collection: written data was gathered directly from high school students through interviews, while questionnaires were distributed to university students and collected by the researcher. We used semi-structured interviews based on a specific framework, asking participants three broad and open-ended questions. After conducting a content analysis on the data, the researcher categorized the data thematically. Based on the available data, the findings of the research classified the problems faced by young people into three main categories: individual, social, and existential issues. Individual problems included gender roles, sexuality, religious doubts, stress, addiction, and loneliness. Social problems consisted of local and popular culture, violence, concerns about the future, difficulties in finding employment, the education process, marriage, and family communication. Existential issues included the meaning of life, death, and belief in God. The study revealed that young people often resort to religious coping strategies to handle these challenges. These strategies include praying (salat), supplication (dua), expressing gratitude, repentance, performing ablution, attending mosques, reading the Qur'an, participating in religious talks, and engaging in volunteer services. As a result, it has been determined that religious coping strategies are an important part of the daily lives of young people in Turkey and that these strategies play an important role in coping with individual, social, and existential challenges.

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Experiences of the Transition to Parenthood in Teenage Married Couples

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

The experience of first-time parents in the transition to parenthood: Scoping review

The experience of first-time parents in the transition to parenthood: Scoping review

Model of health services for future parents: a scoping review

A Qualitative Study on Problems of Young People and Ways of Religious Coping in Türkiye

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