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Parenting Support in the Workplace

2017
Demographic changes over the last 40 years means the majority of parents are now employed in some capacity. This chapter outlines some of the challenges parents face in balancing competing work and family demands. The concept of work and family conflict is defined, and the impact of work and family conflict on individuals and families is discussed.
Haslam, Divna, Penman, Nicole
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Parenting Support

2019
Of all the potentially modifiable environmental risk and protective factors that can meaningfully influence children's development, none is more important than the quality of parenting children receive. The influence of parenting on children's development is pervasive, affecting aspects as diverse as the child's cognition, language, emotion regulation,
Mazzucchelli, Trevor   +2 more
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Parents' experiences of early support

Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 2012
In Finland, support for families with children is given, as far as possible, as part of basic services. However, to support basic services, services of this kind have also been generated as the result of several projects. The public sector itself has been reorganized and reformed to more resemble a project.
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Supporting parents

Practical Pre-School, 2008
Attending nursery is the start of a whole new life stage for a child and their parents – and some parents can find the experience difficult at times.
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The Nurse Parent Support Tool

Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 1999
This report describes the development of an instrument, the Nurse-Parent Support Tool (NPST) designed to measure parents' perception of nursing support during their child's hospitalization. The NPST was based on the Nurse Parent Support Model developed from House's conceptualizations of four domains of support.
M S, Miles, J, Carlson, S, Brunssen
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Caring for Children by Supporting Parents

New England Journal of Medicine, 2017
Supporting children’s health and development often starts with supporting parents. A National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine report aims to inform the development of a framework for policies, practices, and research to strengthen parents’ capacity to nurture young children.
Mark A, Schuster, Elena, Fuentes-Afflick
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