Objective In this research, we analyze and integrate the qualitative empirical studies of
father involvement, specifically examining his involvement in the multiple functions and …

Fathers can influence child development through various pathways, such as via their
caregiving behaviors, marital relationships, and their psychosocial wellbeing. However, few …

Background With increasing paternal involvement in maternal and infant care, expectant
fathers, who are often present during the labour process have been seen to use birth plans …

Background Indian adolescents exhibit unhealthy food behaviours and inactive lifestyles
which increase their risk of developing obesity and associated negative health …

Abstract Background The Vakinankaratra region of Madagascar has a high burden of child
undernutrition which, in addition to poor psychosocial stimulation, is a strong risk factor of …

Objective: This study assessed the level of fathers' involvement in childcare activities and its
association with the diet quality of their children in Northern Ghana. Setting: The study was …

Household gender roles influence infant and young child feeding behaviours and may
contribute to suboptimal complementary feeding practices through inequitable household …

Parents play essential roles in children's play and learning with various media, often leading
to positive and productive engagement outcomes for both parties. As such, an increasing …

Background In infant and young child feeding practice parents are the primary agents for
childcare activities, such as feeding. Mothers' role in infant and young child feeding practice …

Background Complementary feeding of infants in refugee settlements remains inadequate.
Furthermore, there has been limited evaluation of interventions addressing these nutrition …