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 …

Purpose This paper aims to examine the relationships among work–family conflict (WFC),
cognitive regulation, psychological resilience (PR), psychological distress (PD), emotional …

This article combines two apparently distinct strands of contemporary research on fertility:
the literature on economic uncertainty and fertility; and the literature on subjective well-being …

Do people with higher life satisfaction have more children? Having children requires
considerable energy and investment on the part of parents. However, even in countries …

BACKGROUND Difficulties with work–family reconciliation contribute to explaining the low
participation of women in the labour market and low fertility levels in several developed …

Previous studies have largely omitted a dynamic analysis of how the transition into
parenthood shapes gender differences in mental health trajectories. This study adopts a life …

Gender equality is one of the Sustainable Development Goals. Management is one of the
jobs that more clearly needs a gender perspective. Women leaders have found a way …

The aim of this article is to overcome the incomplete explanation of previous research
findings on the societal determinants of the educational fertility differentials in Europe. Our …

The low perceived subjective well-being of potential parents has been put forward as an
explanation for the low fertility rates in developed countries. Accordingly, research about the …

Background In recent years, there has been a significant decrease in the desire to have
children among Chinese women of childbearing age, particularly for the first child. This trend …