Parents of children with disabilities often experience a higher level of stress than parents of
children without disabilities, regardless of categories of disabilities. Understanding parental …

Parents of children with disabilities are often reported as having more stress than their
counterparts. Because past investigations of parent stress have been limited by considering …

Using measures of child and family functioing, this study evaluated levels of parenting stress
in 880 families of children with disabilities. Results suggest that factors such as income, time …

This study compared perceived stress and social support in fathers and mothers of children
with and without disabilities. The sample consisted of 15 families with special needs children …

This study examined stress factors in families with a school‐aged child with a disability. Path
analyses revealed that children's demandingness and neediness for care was related more …

Mothers' experiences in parenting children with disabilities were examined in this 3-year
longitudinal study. Thirty-five mother-child pairs participated in the study. Mothers and their …

Parents of children with developmental disabilities (DD) face greater caregiving demands
than other parents, which may lead to heightened levels of stress. Characteristics of the child …

The parenting stress of families who have a child with a disability is an area receiving
considerable research. The present study used a family strengths or “normality” perspective …

Parents of children diagnosed with disabilities often experience elevated levels of stress
compared to those parenting children without disabilities (Baker‐Ericzén, Brookman …

This study examined parental stress differences between Asian American and non-Asian
American parents of children with developmental disabilities (DD). This study also explored …