Maternal childhood maltreatment and children's psychopathology across childhood: Exploring the role of maternal early caregiving quality in a low-risk sample | Synapse
February 9, 2026Child Abuse & Neglect0 citationsOpen Access
Maternal childhood maltreatment and children's psychopathology across childhood: Exploring the role of maternal early caregiving quality in a low-risk sample
To investigate the impact of maternal childhood maltreatment on children's mental health and the role of caregiving quality.
Analyzed a low-risk sample of mothers and their children.
Assessed maternal childhood experiences and caregiving behaviors.
Evaluated children's psychological outcomes across childhood.
Identified connections between maternal maltreatment and child psychopathology.
Noted the influence of maternal caregiving quality on child outcomes.
Abstract
Future research should replicate these findings in more diverse, high-risk samples and further explore protective moderators of the intergenerational effects of childhood maltreatment.
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Loheide-Niesmann et al. (Thu,) studied this question.