Background The aim of this article was to address questions on how parents use the internet
to find information and support regarding children, health and family life. Another aim was to …

“Sharenting” is an internet trend in which parents report detailed information or repeatedly
post pictures, videos, and other content about their children on social media. Due to the …

Social commerce has evolved quickly in practice and gained attention in the IS discipline.
However, trust has remained a vital component and is dominantly worth investigating. The …

New mothers can experience social exclusion, particularly during the early weeks when
infants are solely dependent on their mothers. We used ethnographic methods to investigate …

Background A number of parenting programs, aimed at improving parenting competencies,
have recently been adapted or designed with the use of online technologies. Although web …

Smartphone use has become an “always-on” activity. Caring for children and being sensitive
to their needs seems to conflict with this immersive and time-consuming activity. Building on …

The purpose of this literature review was to compile and analyze the research that has been
conducted on parents' use of the Internet and determine what we know about how parents …

This paper investigates the motivations and online behaviour of the users of Mumsnet, a UK
online parenting community. The Mumsnet discussion forum is characterised by its …

In the early 1990s, the" Mozart Effect" swept the country. French researcher, Dr. Alfred A.
Tomatis, in his 1991 book titled Pourquoi Mozart?, argued that a baby who listens to …

Mobile devices are deeply integrated into the everyday lives of families and provide direct
access to many resources in stressful situations. By proposing that mobile devices might be …