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August 19, 2025Family Relations

Mother–grandmother parenting stress, coparenting relationship, and depression: A cross‐level dyadic analysis

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LQLu QiaoBeijing University of Chemical Technology YMYunqing MaNankai University JFJiandong FangInner Mongolia University

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Cross-level dyadic analysis shows parenting stress impacts depression in mothers and grandmothers, suggesting dynamics differ based on the grandmother's maternal or paternal role.

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Parenting stress directly affects depression in both mothers and grandmothers, mediated by coparenting closeness.
Grandmothers’ parenting stress significantly influences mothers’ depression through conflict exposure and relational dynamics.
A cross-level dyadic model was used to analyze 445 Chinese coparenting families, revealing distinct patterns among maternal and paternal grandmother groups.
Findings imply that understanding the coparenting relationship can help address depression and parenting stress, especially in maternal roles.

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Qiao et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4959ad7bf08b1ead55f4 https://doi.org/10.1111/fare.70013

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Cross-level dyadic analysis shows parenting stress impacts depression in mothers and grandmothers, suggesting dynamics differ based on the grandmother's maternal or paternal role.

Mother–grandmother parenting stress, coparenting relationship, and depression: A cross‐level dyadic analysis

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Mother–grandmother parenting stress, coparenting relationship, and depression: A cross‐level dyadic analysis

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