Parenting Journal · The TRICK collection

Collaboration

Shared problem-solving, coparenting and family partnerships.

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Vol. 1 · Issue 1 · Collaboration · Meta-analysis

The Association between Coparenting Behavior and Internalizing/Externalizing Problems of Children and Adolescents: A Meta-Analysis

How might the way caregivers work together relate to children’s adjustment?

Children and adolescents; age ranges vary across studiesCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 1 · Issue 1 · Collaboration · Cluster-randomized pragmatic trial

Engaging women and men in the gender-synchronised, community-based Mbereko+Men intervention to improve maternal mental health and perinatal care-seeking in Manicaland, Zimbabwe: A cluster-randomised controlled pragmatic trial

What can caregivers learn about sharing support and decisions during the transition to parenthood?

Pregnancy and the first 0–6 months after childbirthCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 1 · Issue 1 · Collaboration · Randomized controlled trial

Effects of a Smartphone-Based Breastfeeding Coparenting Intervention Program on Breastfeeding-Related Outcomes in Couples During First Pregnancy: Randomized Controlled Trial

How can coparents share practical support during infant feeding?

Late pregnancy through six months postpartumCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 1 · Issue 1 · Collaboration · Systematic review of measurement instruments

A Systematic Review of Parent–Child Communication Measures: Instruments and Their Psychometric Properties

How do researchers measure whether parent–child communication is working well?

8–21 years in the review’s eligibility criteriaCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 1 · Issue 1 · Collaboration · Cluster-randomized controlled trial

Effects of Parent-Teacher Training on Academic Performance and Parental Anxiety in School-Aged Children With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial in Shanghai, China

How can parents and teachers coordinate behavioral support for a school-age child with ADHD?

6–12 yearsCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 1 · Issue 1 · Collaboration · Longitudinal observational study

The Longitudinal Influence of Parent–Grandparent Coparenting Relationships on Preschoolers’ Eating Behaviors in Chinese Urban Families: The Mediating Roles of Caregivers’ Feeding Behaviors

How can parents and grandparents examine whether their approaches to meals are aligned?

Preschool childrenCC BY 4.0
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Study designs and age labels describe the source. Read each study’s findings and limitations before applying them to your family.