Fathers' involvement and children's developmental outcomes: a systematic review of longitudinal studies

Sarkadi, Anna; Kristiansson, Robert; Oberklaid, Frank; Bremberg, Sven

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“…Revisiones sistemáticas, han evidenciado la importancia de la interacción padre-hijo, en un pronóstico de largo plazo más favorable en los aspectos sociales, psicológicos y conductuales 5 , así como la positiva percepción del padre por parte de su propio hijo, al existir una interacción efectiva 15 . Experiencias en otros países de la región, han mostrado un mayor compromiso de los padres con los procesos de crecimiento y desarrollo de sus hijos 6 .…”

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“…Existe evidencia de los beneficios del contacto temprano de los padres con sus hijos recién nacidos, reportados en diversos estudios [5][6][7][8][9] . Sin embargo, a nivel nacional, esto ha resultado difícil, por una sensación de incapacidad de responder ante la ausencia de referentes que puedan servir como modelos de interacción 10 , ya que de la experiencia de haber sido hijos 11 y de lo aprendido a su padre o figura paterna en lo cotidiano, se busca la imitación o la diferenciación de los patrones de comportamiento parental 12 .…”

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Participación paterna en la experiencia del parto

Villalón

Toro

Riesco

et al. 2014

Rev. chil. pediatr.

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Father involvement in childbirth introduction: Recent initiatives have promoted the participation of fathers in the early care of their children. Objective: To assess the results of a program to encourage parental involvement in childbirth. Parents of healthy term newborns were randomly allocated to participate either in the birth experience or control. patients and methods: The protocol included: to dry the skin, umbilical cord cutting off, weight, height, and finally give him/her to the mother for the skin-to-skin contact. Heart rate (HR), respiratory (RR) and temperature were evaluated one hour later. In the first outpatient clinic assessment, mothers completed a questionnaire. 127 fathers participated either in the birth experience or control. results: 62 followed the protocol and 65 the control. Both newborn groups were comparable. Also were fathers in age, education and rurality; mothers in primiparity. Significant differences: night care (37/62, 10/65 59.6% vs 15.4%, p < 0.01); post prandial assistance (50/62, 14/65 80.6% vs 21.5%, p < 0.01); participation in bathing (38/62, 61.3% vs 15/65, 23.1%, p < 0.01); newborn visit upon arrival at home (46/62, 74.2% vs 22/65, 33.8%, p < 0.01); helping in crying episodes (42/62, 67.7% vs 17/65, 26.1%, p < 0.01). There was stability in HR, RR and temperature one hour postpartum. Only one case of complication among parents (fainting). Conclusions: There were more cases of early care behaviors among participating fathers at birth, even belonging to a discouraging socio cultural environment. (Key words: Newborn, postnatal care, father involvement, family participation, fathering). Rev Chil Pediatr 2014; 85 (5): 554-560 resUmen introducción: Recientes iniciativas, han promovido la participación de los padres en los cuidados tempranos de sus hijos. Objetivo: Evaluar los resultados de un programa de estímulo a la participación paterna en el parto. Se incluyeron padres de RN de término sanos, asignados aleatoriamente para participar en la experiencia del parto o control. pacientes y metodos: El protocolo incluyó: secado de la piel, corte de cordón umbilical, peso, estatura, y finalmente, entrega a la madre para el contacto piel a piel. Se evaluó frecuencia cardiaca (FC), respiratoria (FR) y temperatura una hora después. En el primer control ambulatorio, las madres completaron un cuestionario. 127 padres participaron en la experiencia del parto o control. resultados: 62 asignados al ARTíCULO ORIGINAL Rev

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Participación paterna en la experiencia del parto

Villalón

Toro

Riesco

et al. 2014

Rev. chil. pediatr.

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“…La participación de los papás en el cuidado y crianza beneficia el desarrollo de sus hijas e hijos. Es creciente la evidencia que sugiere que cuando el papá está involucrado en la vida de sus hijas/os con una presencia de calidad esto tiene un impacto en su desarrollo, salud y bienestar en diversas áreas tales como mejores resultados en escalas de desarrollo cognitivo, mejor rendimiento escolar, menos problemas conductuales y menos conflictos con la ley (Levtov et al, 2015;Sarkadi et al, 2008). La participación de los hombres en el cuidado es clave para la equidad de género.…”

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Editorial: Paternidad y Cuidado en América Latina - Ausencias, Presencias y Transformaciones

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Barker²,

Kimelman³

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“…'Good (enough) parenting', by both the mother and the father, is currently seen as a solution to many of the ills of society (Social Exclusion Unit, 2005). There is growing evidence of the positive influence of fathers' engagement (defined as 'direct contact, such as play, reading, outings or care-giving activities') on offsprings' social, behavioural and psychological outcomes (Sarkadi, Kristiansson, Oberklaid & Bremberg, 2007). Indeed, that systematic review found that fathers' engagement reduces the frequency of behavioural problems in boys and decreases criminality and economic disadvantage in low SES families.…”

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Experiences of, and attitudes towards, pregnancy and fatherhood amongst incarcerated young male offenders: Findings from a qualitative study

Buston

2010

Social Science & Medicine

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Teenage parenthood is problematised in the UK. Attention is increasingly falling on the potential or actual father yet we still know relatively little about young men's experiences and attitudes in this area. This paper focuses on the experiences of, and attitudes towards, pregnancy and fatherhood amongst a sample of men incarcerated in a Scottish Young Offender Institute. In-depth interviews were conducted with 40 inmates, aged 16 -20, purposively sampled using answers from a questionnaire administered to 67 inmates. Twelve men reported eighteen pregnancies for which they were, definitely or possibly, responsible. All but one of the pregnancies were unplanned. Five of the men were fathers: two were still in a relationship with the mother of their child and were in close contact with her and the child while incarcerated, three, all of whom had separated from their partner before the birth, had had patchy contact with mother and child before and/or during their sentence. All five of the men expressed a strong desire to be 'a good father'. Amongst the interview sample as a whole, most said they did not feel ready to become fathers. The main reason given was being unable to fulfil what they regarded as the key role of financial provider. Most of the men had given little or no thought to the possibility of a sexual partner becoming pregnant. Contraceptive use was high, however, amongst the minority who reported thinking about this possibility. The paper concludes by considering the cultural context of the men's attitudes and the potential for intervention development for incarcerated male young offenders in the areas of Sex and Relationships Education and parenting.

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Fathers' involvement and children's developmental outcomes: a systematic review of longitudinal studies

Cited by 855 publications

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Participación paterna en la experiencia del parto

Participación paterna en la experiencia del parto

Editorial: Paternidad y Cuidado en América Latina - Ausencias, Presencias y Transformaciones

Experiences of, and attitudes towards, pregnancy and fatherhood amongst incarcerated young male offenders: Findings from a qualitative study

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