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[Adolescent mothers caring for their child]
Revista Da Escola De Enfermagem Da U S P
|May 30, 2002
Summary
Adolescent mothers perceive child care as encompassing feeding, hygiene, health, rest, attention, love, education, and leisure. These needs are categorized into biological, psychological, and social necessities for their children.
Area of Science:
- Qualitative research methodology.
- Phenomenological approach for data analysis.
Context:
- Focus on adolescent mothers' perspectives.
- Understanding child-rearing challenges in adolescence.
Purpose:
- To explore adolescent mothers' perceptions of child care.
- Identify key components of care from their viewpoint.
Summary:
- Adolescent mothers define child care through feeding, hygiene, health, rest, emotional support, education, and leisure.
- These actions are consolidated into meeting the child's biological, psychological, and social requirements.
Impact:
- Informs targeted support programs for adolescent mothers.
- Enhances understanding of holistic child development needs.
- Contributes to maternal and child health research.