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The Vital Role of Dad-Baby Bonding: Activities and Benefits for 0-3-Month-Olds

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In the first few months of a baby’s life, the bond between a father and their child lays the foundation for emotional stability, cognitive development, and a lifelong relationship. This connection transcends physical proximity; it’s about emotional resonance, nurturing moments, and fostering a secure attachment. While much of the early caregiving focus traditionally falls on […]

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Unlocking the Power of Involved Fatherhood

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Abigail Locke’s Exploration of Gender, Parenting, and Work Abigail Locke’s work, Exploring the Depths of Gender, Parenting and ‘Work’: Critical Discursive Psychology and the ‘Missing Voices’ of Involved Fatherhood, sheds light on the often-overlooked experiences of fathers in caregiving roles. Using Critical Discursive Psychology (CDP), Locke examines how fathers navigate the intersections of work, family,

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Learn how DARVO tactics—Deny, Attack, and Reverse Victim and Offender—are used to manipulate and harm families. Discover signs of DARVO, its misuse in custody disputes, and how to protect yourself effectively from this manipulative behavior.

How DARVO Tactics and Flying Monkeys Enable Abuse: The Hidden Truth About Parental Alienation

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In recent years, society has witnessed growing concern over parental alienation, a destructive dynamic in which one parent manipulates a child into rejecting the other parent. While campaigns for women’s rights have made significant progress in many areas, they have also inadvertently created an environment where some abusers can weaponize their narratives. A primary tactic

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Understanding DARVO: How It Enables Abuse and Harms Families

Understanding DARVO: How It Enables Abuse and Harms Families

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What is DARVO? DARVO is a psychological manipulation strategy used by abusers to evade accountability and shift the blame onto their victims. Coined by Dr. Jennifer Freyd, the acronym stands for Deny, Attack, and Reverse Victim and Offender. This method effectively distorts the truth, creating confusion and doubt about the reality of the abuse. This

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Understanding Parental Alienation Syndrome and Its Impact on Children

Understanding Parental Alienation Syndrome and Its Implications as Child Abuse

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Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) is a term coined in the 1980s by psychiatrist Dr. Richard Gardner to describe a phenomenon where a child becomes estranged from one parent due to the psychological manipulation of the other parent. It typically arises in high-conflict divorce or separation scenarios, where one parent (the alienating parent/ child abusing parent)

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The United Nations’ Refusal to Recognize Parental Alienation Syndrome is A Failure to Protect Children

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The United Nations (UN) holds a significant role in protecting children’s rights, yet its refusal to recognize Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) as a form of child abuse undermines this mission. Parental alienation occurs when one parent manipulates a child’s perception of the other parent, fostering unwarranted fear, hatred, or estrangement. The UN’s inaction, particularly the

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FAQs on Parental Alienation Syndrome 2

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20 Signs of Parental Alienation Syndrome Treatment for Parental Alienation Syndrome Treatment for PAS involves a combination of therapeutic and legal interventions. These may include: Should the Alienator and Their Lawyer Be Charged with Child Abuse? Alienating behaviors align with emotional and psychological abuse. Legal systems increasingly recognize the need to hold alienating parents accountable.

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The Impact of Over-Mothering and Under-Fathering on Boys’ Development

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The psychological and societal effects of over-mothering and under-fathering in the upbringing of boys have profound implications on individual and collective well-being. Parenting practices shape a child’s emotional, social, and cognitive development, and when these practices lack balance, particularly in the roles played by mothers and fathers, the outcomes can be detrimental. Over-mothering, often defined

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FAQs and Detailed Insights on Coercion and Forced Alignment in School Settings Perpetuating Parental Alienation

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Understanding Coercion and Forced Alignment in Schools Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. What is coercion in school settings? Coercion in schools refers to situations where educators or administrators pressure children to align with one parent, consciously or unconsciously, during parental conflicts. This can include subtle biases in communication, custody-related discussions, or policy enforcement that favor

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Understanding Fatherhood Identities: Narratives of First-Time Fathers

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Fatherhood, an evolving construct influenced by societal norms, policies, and individual agency, encapsulates a spectrum of identities and practices. Research exploring fatherhood, such as Tina Miller’s “Falling Back Into Gender” and Gemma Yarwood’s “The Pick and Mix of Fathering Identities,” delves into the interplay between hegemonic masculinity, caregiving roles, and individual adaptation during the transition

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