Asymmetric patterns in early parent–infant nighttime care: Persistence of maternal involvement during father leave periods.

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Developmental Psychology
Published
2025-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.1037/dev0002109
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Work-Family Balance Challenges
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Asymmetric patterns in early parent–infant nighttime care: Persistence of maternal involvement during father leave periods.

Arnault‐Quentin Vermillet, Christine E. Parsons, Joshua Skewes
Developmental Psychology
Work-Family Balance Challenges
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Asymmetric patterns in early parent–infant nighttime care: Persistence of maternal involvement during father leave periods.

Arnault‐Quentin Vermillet, Christine E. Parsons, Joshua Skewes
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Developmental Psychology
Aarhus University (DK)
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Work-Family Balance Challenges
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Asymmetric patterns in early parent–infant nighttime care: Persistence of maternal involvement during father leave periods. — Arnault‐Quentin Vermillet, Christine E. Parsons, et al. · Developmental Psychology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS