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Child-Centrism as an Adaptive Parenting Style: A Prospective Study in Motherhood from Women's Life Satisfaction Including Cognitive–Emotional Resources
Background: Child-centrism refers to a parenting style where parents prioritize children’s needs above their own. Early research suggested that it could harm parental well-being, yet recent findings indicate that mothers adopting this style may experience great
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