Understanding social aspects of parental well‐being is vital because parents' welfare has
implications not only for the parents themselves but also for child development, fertility, and …

Singlehood, defined as not being in a romantic relationship, is becoming increasingly
common worldwide. Despite this, research on singlehood has not received remotely …

The shift to more time-intensive and child-centered parenting in the United States is widely
assumed to be positively linked to healthy child development, but implications for adult well …

The socio-demographic profile of lone parents has changed in the last decades. Being
mostly widowed men and women or young single mothers until the 1970s, lone parents are …

Background In this study, we aimed to compare the quality of life (QOL) of single mothers
with that of married mothers and to identify the sociodemographic and psychological factors …

Limited research on parental well‐being by child age suggests that parents are better off
with very young children despite intense time demands of caring for them. This study uses …

Parenting is emotionally demanding and highly gendered. We use data from the American
Time Use Survey to examine mothers' and fathers' momentary affect during childcare …

Life satisfaction research regularly identifies single mothers as relatively unhappy. This
comparative study refines this view by assessing how broader institutional and cultural …

This paper investigates why and how founding entrepreneurs bond with their ventures. We
develop and test theory about the nature of bonding in a functional magnetic resonance …

El objetivo principal de la investigación fue conocer la relación entre el estrés parental y las
actitudes de las madres solteras hacia la relación con sus hijos. El trabajo tuvo un enfoque …