Pathways to Parenting: The Emotional Journeys of Fathers as They Prepare to Parent a New Infant

Dayton, Carolyn J.; Malone, Johanna C.; Brown, Suzanne

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“…Early studies of the couvade syndrome (Trethowan & Conolon, 1965) suggested that father's as well as mother's behaviors and emotions shift across the prenatal period. Moreover, the presence or absence of fathers during childbirth (Entwisle & Doering, Foreword vi 1981) was identified as a worthwhile topic of investigation -a reminder that fathering from the onset of pregnancy is embedded in a family system of couple and developing fetus (see Dayton, Malone, & Brown, 2020;Tolman & Walsh, 2020).…”

Section: The Early Descriptive Phasementioning

confidence: 99%

Handbook of Fathers and Child Development

2020

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Section: The Early Descriptive Phasementioning

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2020

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“…Parents' education and experience in childcare will affect their preparation for parenting (Dayton, Malone, & Brown, 2020). Parents become more prepared to do parenting because they have a broad understanding.…”

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Parenting and Children's Emotional Development

Oktaviani¹,

Dwijulianto²,

Istiqoma³

et al. 2023

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Every child is born with His nature, and children are entitled to good education and upbringing to build their character. Parents have a crucial role in forming a child's character. Parents become role models for their children, so they must choose a good parenting pattern. In addition to parenting provided by parents, the environment is also one of the influences in forming children's character. This study aims to determine the influence of parents' parenting on children's emotional development. The sample of this study consisted of 15 parents and 15 children aged 12-20 years, using a quantitative survey method that focuses on the views between parents and children. This study indicates that there is indeed an influence caused by choice of parenting patterns on children's emotional development.

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