The study is review based article which focused on the various dimensions of parental
stress, such as emotional, financial, and social stressors, and it investigated how these …

During early childhood, children require major support that is tailored toward their specific
needs. For children with disabilities, families play a crucial part in providing the needed …

This study investigated the relationship between parental cognitions, coping styles, and
stress in parents of children with learning disabilities. Specifically, parental beliefs about self …

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 …

This chapter addresses an emerging global social priority: the potential adverse impacts on
children and adolescents of caring for a family member with a disability. Unpaid caregiving …

Abstract 120 families with a child between the ages of 1 and 4 years participated in a study
of the impact of child disability on family relationships. 78 children had the diagnosis of …

Research shows that mothers who raise a child with a severe intellectual disability may
experience more stress than mothers who care for typically developing children, or other …

Aim To explore the impact of parent‐to‐parent support when a child is born with a disability.
Design The research approach was qualitative. Data were collected retrospectively and …

Background Parents of children with developmental disorders (DD) or disabilities report
greater parenting stress than parents of typically developing children. To minimise this …

The present investigation used path analysis to evaluate the predictions of three theoretical
models of caregiving and stress. A total of 104 caregivers of home-based adult relatives …