The number of children residing in single‐father families in the United States quadrupled as
a proportion of children's living arrangements during the past few decades of the 20th …

Poverty-related stressors have been found to impact parenting behaviors which can result in
adverse outcomes for children. The current qualitative study focused on understanding the …

Drawing from 85 semi-structured interviews with fathers and mothers in three cities
(Montreal, Toronto, and Chicago), I argue that when fathers in heterosexual couples …

The challenge feminist scholarship posed to family studies has been largely met through the
incorporation of research on gender dynamics within families and intersectional differences …

“Look! There in the playground--with the stroller and diaper bag! It's Superdad! Yes, it's
Superdad—the most involved fathers in American history. And with this careful …

An increasing number of divorced parents in Western countries have joint physical custody
of their children. A comparative study of children in 36 European, Mediterranean, and North …

This article focuses on the problems faced by dual‐earner partnerships arising from the
regional coordination of the partners' careers. It is still unknown whether the fact that couples …

Research on family structure has led some to claim that sex‐based parenting differences
exist. But if such differences exist in single‐parent families, the absence of a second parent …

Although researchers argue that single parents perceive more work–family conflict than
married parents, little research has examined nuances in such differences. Using data from …

Parental time with children is important for children's developmental outcomes. Family type
may affect the amount of time parents can and will invest in children. Using time-use panel …