Background: Most healthcare professionals in neonatal intensive care units typically focus
on the infants and mothers; fathers often feel powerless and find it difficult to establish a …

This article explores the complicated process of post-deployment homecoming in military
families in Denmark. Based on qualitative interviews with spouses and children of formerly …

This ethnographic study investigates cooperation between homes and schools in a Danish
context from the perspective of 'ethnic minority fathers'. I analyse how experiences of an …

Several studies report that men, just like women, go through a complex emotional upheaval
when they are about to become parents and that men need support to be able to tackle …

Background: The need for paternal support is rarely addressed in neonatal intensive care
units (NICUs). Neonatal nurses often primarily focus on the needs of the mother and infant …

“They think I'm violent (…) but I'ma good man; I'ma gardener!” These are the words of the
father Omar, who migrated from Morocco and now lives with his family in Denmark. I met …

Objective: This study examines the extent to which the experience of parenthood worries
among Finnish first-time parents predicts the probability of a second birth, and whether the …

This chapter presents an analysis of parents' perspectives on good parenthood when
subject to interventions from the Danish Child Protection Services. It is based on a …

The role of fathers in childcare is changing; therefore, nurses' care must change to more
family-centered care. This follow-up study investigated the long-term effects of implementing …

Objective: This article explores dilemmas related to contemporary fatherhood and discusses
how theories of individualization enable the understanding of social change and family life …