Les lieux d’accueil enfants-parents et l’appui à la parentalité

Barbosa, Céline; Vérité, Catherine

doi:10.3406/caf.2011.2622

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“…Observations were conducted in 15 centres for children and parents situated in different areas of France, Italy, and Japan during the years 2010-2012. In each country these centres vary widely in terms of their structures and organizations; thus, we selected five centres in each country out of those whose organization corresponded to the more common organizational type according to national surveys (Barbosa & Vérité 2011;Scheu & Fraioli 2011;Japanese Cabinet Office 2013;Musatti & Mantovani 2013). However, none of them is necessarily a typical example of the country in which it is located.…”

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Social processes among mothers in centres for children and parents in three countries

Musatti

Hoshi-Watanabe

Rayna

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Child & Family Social Work

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Professionally run centres have been created in a number of countries over the past few decades to provide a place for parents and their young children to meet. They provide children with play opportunities and social contacts with peers, but they are also intended to tackle the potential negative consequences of mother–child isolation in modern societies by providing mothers with some social support. Many mothers find their participation in the centres to be supportive. This study uses ethnographic observations of mothers′ social experience in centres in France, Italy and Japan with the aim of better understanding the potential beneficial effects of attending the centres. Beyond organizational and cultural differences in the centres across countries, this joint analysis of observations highlighted important similarities in the social processes occurring among mothers in the centres and supported the hypothesis that positive social experiences are the basic potential source of psychological benefits that the centres provide to mothers.

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Social processes among mothers in centres for children and parents in three countries

Musatti

Hoshi-Watanabe

Rayna

et al. 2016

Child & Family Social Work

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« Ça part de l’accueil déjà, de la porte qui va s’ouvrir ». Scripts et performances à l’arrivée dans les Lieux d’Accueil Enfants-Parents

Rayna¹

2017

Revue Internationale De l'Éducation Familiale

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Cet article concerne les pratiques dans les lieux d’accueil enfants-parents (LAEP) français. Il s’appuie sur l’analyse d’observations de séances de cinq lieux répartis sur trois territoires urbains et d’entretiens avec leurs équipes. Après avoir brièvement contextualisé l’émergence et le développement de ces lieux, puis présenté le cadre théorique pluriel de l’étude et sa méthodologie, l’analyse se centre sur les premiers pas des arrivant.e.s (adultes et enfants) dans ces LAEP. Les « pas de danse » des différents protagonistes lors de ces rencontres initiales se sont avérés des indicateurs précieux des processus de socialisation complexes en jeu, montrant la façon dont sont performés les « scripts » de ces lieux.

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Les lieux d’accueil enfants-parents et l’appui à la parentalité

Abstract: FRE: Petite enfance, Parentalité, LAEP.

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Social processes among mothers in centres for children and parents in three countries

Social processes among mothers in centres for children and parents in three countries

« Ça part de l’accueil déjà, de la porte qui va s’ouvrir ». Scripts et performances à l’arrivée dans les Lieux d’Accueil Enfants-Parents

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