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B J Perdue, J A Horowitz, F Herz

The Nursing Clinics of North America

|September 1, 1977

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Mothering remains vital to families. Focusing on skills and personal growth in mothering will sustain this role, with nurses developing strategies for mothers

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Area of Science:

Family Studies
Sociology
Nursing

Background:

Mothering is a fundamental aspect of family structures.
Societal expectations can create restrictive roles for mothers.

Purpose of the Study:

To affirm the enduring importance of mothering.
To advocate for strategies that empower mothers.
To promote personal growth and societal advancement within the mothering role.

Main Methods:

Conceptual analysis of the mothering role.
Exploration of nursing's potential contribution to maternal empowerment.

Main Results:

The institution of mothering is resilient and essential.
Effective mothering requires attention to skill and personal development.
Nurses can play a key role in facilitating positive change for mothers.

Conclusions:

Mothering will persist as a crucial family component.
Enhancing the mothering role benefits individuals and society.
Nurses should develop strategies to support and liberate mothers.