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Family Literacy in Prisons: Fathers' engagement with their young children
... all fathers of young children; participants were all volunteers, some identified by prison regime assessment as likely to benefit; other potential participants might have been prevented from ...
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Interchangeable Parents? The Roles and Identities of Primary and Equal Carer Fathers of Young Children
... for young children continues to disadvantage working women and reinforce broader gender ...of fathers tends still to equate to providing support, while significant male adjustments to work are ...
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Fathers\u27 and Mothers\u27 Verbal Responsiveness and the Language Skills of Young Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder
... Fathers’ and Mothers’ Verbal Responsiveness and the Language Skills of Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder A defining feature of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is impairment in the ...
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“His mind will work better with both of us”: A qualitative study on fathers’ roles and coparenting of young children in rural Pakistan
... with fathers and mothers in Sindhi using semi-struc- tured interview ...your young children, particularly relating to their early health and development? How do your parenting roles differ from your ...
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Recruitment and retention of fathers with young children in early childhood health intervention research: a systematic review and meta-analysis protocol
... address only the father-child relationship or the parenting couple’s relationship could prove useful in creating an in- tegrative approach whereby relational elements (fathering and parental/family relationships) ...
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Triadic interaction among young children and their mothers and fathers
... Figure 8.3.1 The mean proportion of mothers' and fathers' comment and control RUIs as a function of the number of dyadic turns they directed to the child for the thr[r] ...
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Expanded Parenting: Fathers\u27 and Mothers\u27 Experiences of Parenting Young Children with Disabilities
... unaware of the lived experiences of these families and the manner in which they made decisions on a daily, or even momentary, basis. As much as I enjoyed working with each child and family and was concerned for his or ...
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Fatherhood Initiatives: Connecting Fathers to Their Children
... Many young children live with both of their parents who are not married but who are ...place children in less desirable ...some children in the household have a stepparent if all the ...
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Fathers Speak: The Lived Experiences of Fathers of Adolescents with Autism Regarding Transition Planning for their Children
... with children with ASDs has included the participation of mothers, of both parents as a unit, of siblings, and of families of young children with ASDs (Dutra, ...of fathers during the ...
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Child support enforcement and fathers' contributions to their nonmarital children
... to Children Figures 1 and 2 describe changes in fathers’ cash contributions to their young children over time, separately for ever and never-cohabiting ...
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The impact of gender violence on children: the perspective of children, young people, mothers, fathers and professionals
... many young people declared that it was impossible and they would live the rest of their lives with this ...with children. Not only were they not sure what they had to do, but they did not know which ...
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Seeing young fathers in a different way
... centres, young men may be politely shown the door, effectively barred from establishing their credentials as parents, let alone invited to express or discuss their ...perceived only as a ...that ...
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The Lives of Young Fathers: A Review of Selected Evidence
... that young fathers are no longer discounted as ‘hard to reach’, ‘disinterested’, or ‘risky’ but sought out and welcomed as clients with a valuable contribution to ...of young parents, better quality ...
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An exploration of young adult males' perceptions of non-resident fathers.
... are fathers and often absent from their child's life, not maintaining any contact with them (Brenner, 1998; Mazza, 2002; Turner & Peck, ...Non-resident fathers also fit a variety of different ...
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Exploring father-child relationships through the perspectives of young fathers.
... hallmark of a good father and they took up migrant labour in order to provide for their children. With the inception of apartheid, this law advocated for separate development for the different race groups, in ...
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Educational outcomes of children with absent-fathers: an examination of children with deceased fathers and children with fathers absent for other reasons compared with children with fathers present in a two-parent home
... effects of father absence employ a different strategy to identify the mothers with absent- fathers specifically. A general method in determining father absence is to assess family structure and the mother’s ...
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Children Ofaddicted Fathers
... these children are more at risk , compared to their coevals , to become drug addicts later (10-11) ...protect children so they will not be hurt or influenced by their family or society's unhealthy ...
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Fathers' Physical Play with their Children with Autism: Benefits for Fathers
... However, only physical play behaviours (including rough-and-tumble play), and not physical play activities or stimulation of risk taking were related to benefits for fathers, and thus, the results partially ...
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Seeing Young Fathers in a Different Way: Editorial
... Seeing Young Fathers in a Different Way: Editorial Introduction Bren Neale and Laura Davies 1 University of ...many young men in our society feel they can go out, get women pregnant, allow them to ...
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Only connect: addressing the emotional needs of Scotland's children and young people
... to children and young people, often providing anonymity and instant ...to children and young people through an anonymous phone line, which was being used in a very different way from statutory ...
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