Young Adult Parenthood

Today 's generation believes that the basis of a parent' s identity is that having a child without considering this stage of life is more complicated than we believe. Most of the new parents are financially unstable and, in the face of their parents, they realize that the pressure to provide basic essentials can not bear. Being a successful parent is a learning process and you must be aware that you make a mistake. When parents have different religious beliefs, parents should not confuse children and confuse them.

Recent scholarships on psychological health of parents and adults are important not only for the role of the child's burden but also for the role of children's remuneration in understanding the differences between parents in society and living environment and parental psychological effects We emphasize the importance. , Pudrovska and Reczek 2010). However, the difference between parents is still unknown, and explicit empirical research focusing on child's reward is limited. This research is trying to re-evaluate neglected aspects of parent-child age changes, filling in this gap in the literature. Pay special attention to parent's satisfaction with children, which is an important element of refund by parents.

Parent's status and mental health: the role of parent age and child's age

Transition to parents suddenly made young people a big role for both parents and spouses. It is now necessary to deal with not only the constantly changing task of nurturing children but also interdependence within the family system and many social systems other than families such as education, recreation, medical care, nursing care facilities. Parents guaranteed child rearing can take care of their children at various stages of development without feeling serious problems or serious strain. But for those who lack a functional sense to manage expanding family needs, this could be a tough time. They are very vulnerable to stress and depression

Although emerging adults do not see the demographic changes necessary to achieve adulthood, it should be noted that parental status is often sufficient to characterize subjective feelings during adulthood. Parents' status is low relative to the basic standard of living for young adults, but those with children tend to think that parenting is the most important sign of transition to adults (Arnett, 1998). Discovery of newborns requires a responsibility to protect and nurture young children, so it is very limited as a parent. In the case of parents, the focus of attention inevitably changes from responsibility for themselves to responsibility for others.