stepparenting

step·par·ent·ing

 (stĕp′pâr′ən-tĭng, -păr′-)
n.
The rearing of a child or children as a stepparent.
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Ihinger-Tallman (Eds.), Remarriage and stepparenting today: Current Research and Theories (pp.
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This edition expands, revises, and refines the framework and adds new chapters on geographically separated families, mental health disparities, and adolescents, as well as more on same-sex marriage, intermarriage, divorce, and stepparenting. It also covers more nationalities and cultures among Latino groups and integrates more research studies.
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An investigation of internet-based information for mothers in stepfamilies
I can't compare the experiences of parenting and stepparenting. I only know the one.
That first step's a doozy: parenting from a stepparent perspective
Ihinger-Tallman (Eds.): Stepparenting: Issues in theory, research and practice (pp.
Stepparent role strain and psychological distress
Ihinger-Tallman (Eds.), Stepparenting: Issues in theory, research and practice (pp.
Spanish adaptation of the stepparent role strain index
Research on stepparenting families: Integrating disciplinary approaches and informing policy.
Reconstructing the stepfamily: old myths, new stories
Stepparenting: Creating and Recreating Families in America Today.
Stepparenting: Creating and Recreating Families in America Today
Studies today reveal that 50% of lesbians plan to have children, whether biologically, by adoption, co-parenting, stepparenting, or parenting a child from a previous heterosexual relationship.
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