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Mothers' and Fathers' Perceived Parent–Grandparent Co‐Parenting and Marital Conflict in Intergenerational Families

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This analysis reveals links between co-parenting perceptions and marital conflict in diverse family types, suggesting tailored interventions.

Co-parenting with grandparents is linked to marital conflict, with supportive co-parenting lowering conflict levels and undermining increasing it.
Mothers often report less support from paternal grandparents, while fathers perceive less undermining from maternal grandparents, indicating lineal differences.
Analysis involved 412 parents from Shanghai, examining their perceptions of co-parenting support and conflict in various family types.
Findings highlight gender asymmetry in how co-parenting influences marital conflict, underscoring the need for targeted family interventions.

Xu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals links between co-parenting perceptions and marital conflict in diverse family types, suggesting tailored interventions.

Co-parenting with grandparents is linked to marital conflict, with supportive co-parenting lowering conflict levels and undermining increasing it.
Mothers often report less support from paternal grandparents, while fathers perceive less undermining from maternal grandparents, indicating lineal differences.
Analysis involved 412 parents from Shanghai, examining their perceptions of co-parenting support and conflict in various family types.
Findings highlight gender asymmetry in how co-parenting influences marital conflict, underscoring the need for targeted family interventions.

Xu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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