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Becoming A Parent Contemporary Contexts And Challenges During The Transition To Parenthood Catherine Mcmahon

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Becoming A Parent Contemporary Contexts And Challenges During The Transition To Parenthood Catherine Mcmahon instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.71 MB

Pages: 322

Author: Catherine McMahon

ISBN: 9781108836050, 1108836054

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Becoming A Parent Contemporary Contexts And Challenges During The Transition To Parenthood Catherine Mcmahon by Catherine Mcmahon 9781108836050, 1108836054 instant download after payment.

The contexts for becoming a parent are ever-changing, bringing new opportunities and new challenges. Becoming a Parent examines the transition to parenthood from diverse perspectives "“ it is about becoming, rather than being a parent. Drawing on a large body of theory and research, the book explores universal psychological journeys as well as the specific challenges faced by those whose pathways to parenthood are non-traditional or medically complicated. It also examines the unprecedented reproductive choices in contemporary society and provides a comprehensive overview of the personal and social impact of reproductive technologies. Pregnancy, childbirth, and early parenthood (the so-called 'fourth trimester') are discussed in detail and illustrated with case anecdotes and personal stories of people with 'high-risk' pregnancies, fathers as well as mothers, adoptive parents, and LGBTQ as well as heterosexual adults. It concludes with social and policy initiatives that can better support positive adaptation during this crucial life transition.