Parenting stress and child psychopathology are closely linked in parent-child dyads, but
how the bidirectional association varies across childhood and adolescence, and shifts …

This chapter addresses the dynamic, reciprocal, and transactional relations between the
experience of parenting stress and parent's sense of self-efficacy. Taking a broad …

The birth of a child alters family dynamics and can be stressful for parents, especially in the
case of prematurity. This article carried out a systematic review on interventions in parents to …

Although the association between parenting stress and child behavioral outcomes is well
established (Deater-Deckard, Clin Psychol 5: 314–332, 1998), longitudinal research …

The infant's psycho-physiological regulatory system begins to develop prenatally and
continues to mature during the postnatal period. Temperament is a construct comprising …

Although the association between parenting stress and child behavioral outcomes is well
established, there is limited research with families of adolescents. Due to multiple transitions …

Background The impact of prematurity status on attachment quality remains indeterminate.
Some studies found no differences between infants born preterm (PT) and infants born full …

This study tests a group‐based secular contemplative practice intervention, Cognitively‐
Based Compassion Training (CBCT), with parents of young children. We report on a …

Infants exhibit flexibly organized configurations of facial, vocal, affective, and motor behavior
during caregiver-infant interactions that convey convergent messages about their internal …

Objective To examine the trajectories of internalizing and externalizing behavior problems of
preterm children between 16 months and 6 years of age and predictors of trajectories …