"Ultimately We're Together": Understanding New Parents' Experiences of Co-parenting
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Ya-Fang Lin, 
Na Li, Wan-Hsuan Huang, Karen Ecsedy, Mark E. Feinberg, Douglas Teti, 
John M. CarrollAuthors Info & Claims
Ya-Fang Lin, Na Li, Wan-Hsuan Huang, Karen Ecsedy, Mark E. Feinberg, Douglas Teti, John M. CarrollAuthors Info & ClaimsArticle No.: 479, Pages 1 - 25
Abstract
Positive co-parenting is critical for parenting and child outcomes, especially for new parents, who suffer from an increase in conflicts and decreased marital relationships. Investigating the practices, strategies, and challenges of new parents' co-parenting, including collaborating, supporting, and relating to each other, can help better understand this vulnerable parenting period. Furthermore, this understanding can bring insights to inform technology design for supporting co-parenting. In this paper, we present an overview of related research on parents' collaboration, support, and relationships. We then report findings from an exploratory semi-structured interview study with 11 pairs of new parents who are interested in co-parenting skills and unpack their helpful co-parenting strategies, tools, and challenges when applying those strategies. We conclude with a discussion of the design implications aiming to support new parents' positive co-parenting in their day-to-day lives and an observation that couples' co-parenting is a case of coproduction.
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Published: 08 November 2024
Published in PACMHCI Volume 8, Issue CSCW2
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