Intergenerational Changes in Motherhood: A Qualitative Study

While mothers and grandmothers reported that there were no changes in traditional mothering roles such as sacrifice, care-based love, patience, compassion, overprotection, and orderliness, they reported that there were changes in terms of knowledge, flexibility, respect for the child's individuality, and authority pressure. It has been determined that the most important factors in the changes experienced are intensive technology-Internet use, education, and economic factors.