“Gentle parenting" followers, who emphasize emotion regulation, affection and boundaries, generally report parenting satisfaction, although some experience uncertainty, burnout and low efficacy

A Nepalese study of 583 adolescents found that authoritative parenting is associated with improved mental health and self-esteem, while authoritarian parenting is linked to depression and lower self-esteem. Permissive parenting styles are also connected to increased stress levels among adolescents.

This new section in JMIR Pediatrics & Parenting explores the modern shift to data-driven parenting with digital technology guiding parental planning. Research topics include the impact of wearable devices, AI-powered apps, and tracking on child health outcomes, parental well-being, and the parent-child bond.

Research shows that bold and curious individuals dominate goose flocks, leading with protection and exploration while followers identify new opportunities. The study shifts focus to the cognitive abilities of followers, opening new pathways for understanding collective decision-making in geese and beyond.

A recent study by Jeonbuk National University researchers found that positive parenting styles can significantly reduce the risk of self-harm in adolescents. The study analyzed data from over 3,900 participants and identified three distinct parenting styles: negative, average, and positive, with positive parenting being the most protec...

A new study identifies multiple emotion regulation systems in the human brain, providing targets for therapy. The research reveals that regions in the anterior prefrontal cortex and higher-level cortical hierarchies are involved in emotion regulation.

A new study found that 56% of unmarried, low-income couples with children have positive co-parenting relationships, which are linked to better outcomes for their children. The study highlights the strengths of these families and emphasizes the importance of teamwork and mutual support in parenting.