Associations between maternal psychological distress and mother-infant bonding: a systematic review and meta-analysis
How much do findings vary when researchers define parental distress and bonding differently?
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Maternal Attachment Networks and Mother–Infant Bonding Disturbances among Mothers with Postpartum Major Depression
How does a mother's network of close relationships enter research on infant bonding?
Unraveling the link between family of origin and parental responsiveness toward own child
How can the family a parent grew up in be studied alongside the way they now respond to a child?
Mind-mindedness and styles of interaction of young fathers with their infants at three months: a pilot study
How can a father talk about what his baby may be trying to communicate?
The effect of paternal anxiety on mother-infant bonding in neonatal intensive care
How can one parent's distress be studied alongside the other parent's sense of bonding?
Precursors and Effects of Self-reported Parental Reflective Functioning: Links to Parental Attachment Representations and Behavioral Sensitivity
How do parents describe their efforts to understand what a preschooler has in mind?
Time-sensitive changes in the maternal brain and their influence on mother-child attachment
How cautiously should we interpret a link between brain change after birth and reported attachment?
Parental Attachment and Psychosocial Adjustment in Adolescents Exposed to Marital Conflict
How do teenagers experiencing family conflict describe their ties to each parent?
Associations among Maternal Trauma History, Postnatal Maternal Sensitivity, and Infant Temperament
How can studies account for a mother's prior experiences when describing responsive caregiving?
Exploring attachment security in a sample of Lebanese adolescents: The validation of the Arabic IPPA-R
How do researchers check that an attachment scale works in a new language?
Psychometric evaluation of the Parental Reflective Functioning Questionnaire in Polish mothers
How well does a translated questionnaire capture the way a parent thinks about a young child's feelings?
Understanding emotion dysregulation from infancy to toddlerhood with a multilevel perspective: The buffering effect of maternal sensitivity
How might what we see during one stressful task differ from everyday regulation?
Mind-mindedness in mothers of infants with excessive crying/sleeping/eating disorders
How do caregivers interpret a baby's signals when everyday settling or feeding is difficult?
Therapeutic Parent–Child Communication and Health Outcomes in the Childhood Cancer Context: A Scoping Review
What kinds of conversations between parents and children have researchers actually studied during cancer care?
Parental Reflective Capacities: A Scoping Review of Mindful Parenting and Parental Reflective Functioning
What is involved in wondering what a child may be thinking or feeling?
Psychometric evaluation of the german version of the parent-adolescent communication scale
Would a parent and teenager rate openness in the same conversation alike?
Perinatal Predictors and Mediators of Attachment Patterns in Preschool Children: Exploration of Children’s Contributions in Interactions with Mothers
What early-life information was recorded before researchers assessed preschool attachment?
Parental attachment, attachment to friends, and well-being among Chilean adolescents and emerging adults
How do older children describe a bond with parents as friendships become more important?
Parental considerations about their childs’ mental health: Validating the German adaptation of the Parental Reflective Functioning Questionnaire
Can a questionnaire distinguish curiosity about a child's mind from certainty about it?
Two Babies, Two Bonds: Challenges in Attachment Relationships in Twins
How can a caregiver recognize each twin's signals as individual?
Study designs and age labels describe the source. Read each study’s findings and limitations before applying them to your family.