All 100 Trust20 Respect20 Independence20 Collaboration20 Kindness20 61 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Program evaluation with follow-up
How can a family make room for different questions about a child's serious illness?
Kerstin Ivéus; Maja Holm; Kristofer Årestedt; Ulrika Kreicbergs; Lena Anmyr; Camilla Udo; Malin Lövgren · 2026-03-28 · Children
Families receiving pediatric palliative care CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 62 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Research review or evidence synthesis
Which parts of reading together have researchers in different languages emphasized?
Junnan Zhou; Jingyi Lei; Shuang Chao; Chenyi Zhang · 2026-04-13 · Behavioral Sciences
Children in parent–child reading studies CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 63 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Quasi-experimental intervention study
How can another caregiver participate when mother and newborn are physically separated?
Rong Li Zhang; Yi Jing Wang; Ying Yin; Ying Liu; Ping Cui; Zhang Yi Lu; Li Jun Deng; Hui Jiang; Rong Huang · 2026-04-22 · Frontiers in Nutrition
Newborns and early infancy CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 64 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Cross-sectional survey
Which arrangements help parents and grandparents share care without undermining one another?
Ziran Li; Mohd Najmi Daud; Mohamad Salleh Bin Abdul Ghani; Asmidawati Ashari · 2026-04-22 · Frontiers in Psychology
Families with children CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 65 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Pilot or feasibility study
What opportunities to share a book are available during a child's hospital stay?
Giusy Melcarne; Roberta Maria Incardona; Giulia Marangon; Silvia Sorbara; Alessandra Biffi; Marta Tremolada; Omar Cauli · 2026-05-29 · Diseases
Children younger than three years CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 66 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Longitudinal observational study
How is a back-and-forth reading experience measured at age two?
Ming Yean Sia; Chia-Feng Lu; Ovid J L Tzeng; Shinmin Wang; Signe Bray · 2026-06-15 · PLOS One
Ages two and five CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 67 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Randomized intervention study
Which aspects of coaching can be adapted to a family's own routines and circumstances?
Sandra B. Vanegas; Sandy Magaña · 2026-06-19 · Frontiers in Psychiatry
Young autistic children CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 68 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Cross-sectional survey
Which aspects of reading together were captured besides the number of books?
Hongli Sun; Huifang Zhang; Huiping Zhang; Yudan Zhang · 2026-06-24 · Frontiers in Psychiatry
Preschool years CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 69 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Cross-sectional survey
What support do teachers need to make collaboration with families possible?
Tengteng Li; Yantao Shi; Lianhai Shi · 2026-06-25 · Frontiers in Psychology
Kindergarten years CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 70 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Qualitative study
How can a teenager participate when a parent and therapist are discussing a plan?
Selina Limmen; Dorinde L Korteling; Manon A T Bloemen; Michiel A J Luijten; Marjolijn Ketelaar; Raoul H H Engelbert; Dirk T Ubbink; Marij A Hillen; Eugene A A Rameckers; Hedy A van Oers; Lotte Haverman; Ali Wagdy Mohamed · 2026-06-30 · PLOS One
Adolescents aged twelve to eighteen CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 71 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Multiple-baseline experiment and post-program survey
How could we tell whether a change in how we coordinate lasts beyond a program session?
Rebecca Hoppe; Disha Kotecha; Karey L O’Hara; Trina Nudson · 2026-07-06 · Family court review
Children of separated parents CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 72 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Observational research
Who shares the work of comforting, watching and engaging a young child in this setting?
Ayana Tanaka; Haneul Jang; Shun Hongo; Akira Takada · 2026-08-01 · American Journal of Biological Anthropology
Ages one to fifty-nine months CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 73 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Qualitative study
How do teachers and parents decide which issues should be negotiated together?
Zhang Yue; Zhang Shikun · 2026-08-19 · Frontiers in Psychology
International school community CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 74 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Longitudinal observational study
Does our family invite a teenager to offer a different view?
Feng Huang; Ning Hao; Wen-yi Xiao; Chi-son Kuan; Xin-li Chi; Chao Yan · 2026-08-31 · Frontiers in Psychology
High school students CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 75 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Participatory development or co-design study
Which questions would parents want a decision aid to make room for?
Daphne Bussink-Voorend; Lisa Vandeberg; Jeannine LA Hautvast; Glyn Elwyn; Marlies EJL Hulscher; Stephanie Law; Amy Price; Yulia Gendler · 2026-09-02 · Journal of Participatory Medicine
Childhood vaccination decisions CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 76 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Longitudinal observational study
What can a long follow-up tell us about early family teamwork and later health?
Alp Aytuglu; Jennifer E Graham-Engeland; Mark E Feinberg; Damon E Jones; Caesar Liu; Hannah M C Schreier · 2026-09-08 · Journal of Child and Family Studies
Infancy to approximately seven years CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 77 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Measurement development or validation study
Do both caregivers mean the same thing when they describe support?
Salima Sulaiman; Aliyah Dosani; Ntonghanwah Forcheh · 2026-09-30 · Children
Pregnancy to 12 weeks postpartum CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 78 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Program evaluation with follow-up
Which part of a shared health routine belongs at home and which needs support from school or clinicians?
Yi Zhang; Yiting Li; Yi Liu; Yuan Zhou; Wei Yin; Liwei Zheng · 2026-10-05 · Frontiers in Dental Medicine
Preschool years CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 79 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Cross-sectional survey
What can a home–school relationship contribute to a conversation about how a student is doing?
Andriani A. Papadaki; Antonios I. Christou; Elias Kourkoutas; Ariadni Argatzopoulou · 2026-10-07 · Behavioral Sciences
Ages ten to fourteen CC BY 4.0
Read & explore ↗ 80 Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Collaboration · Qualitative study
How is information from home interpreted when a school develops a plan?
Sawsan Awwad-Tabry · 2026-10-10 · Behavioral Sciences
School-age students CC BY 4.0
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