[ケアとロックダウンの間:COVID-19パンデミック中の心理的に脆弱な子供たちの育児]
Tijdschrift voor psychiatrie
|December 30, 2025
まとめ
COVID-19ストレスは、すべての親の育児ストレスと心理的ニーズに影響を与えた。精神的に脆弱な子供(PVC)の親はより大きな課題に直面したが、COVID-19ストレスは全体的なストレスレベルへの影響が少なかった。
科学分野:
- 心理学; 公衆衛生学; 小児科学
背景:
- COVID-19パンデミックは、育児/学校閉鎖、リモートワーク、サポートの減少により、親に大きな課題をもたらしました。これらの混乱は、特に精神的に脆弱な子供(PVC)の親に影響を与えました。
研究 の 目的:
- COVID関連ストレス(CRS)とPVCの育児が親のストレスにどのように影響したかを調査すること。初期のCOVID-19ロックダウン中の親の心理的基本ニーズへの影響を調べること。
主な方法:
- PVCの親203人、非PVCの親919人を対象とした研究。親のストレスと心理的ニーズを評価するために質問票を使用しました。関連性を調べるために重回帰分析を使用しました。
主要な成果:
- PVCの親は、より高いストレス、より大きなニーズの欲求不満、およびより低いニーズの満足度を報告しました。CRSは、すべての親のこれらの問題を悪化させました。PVCの育児は、特に親のストレスを増加させましたが、CRSはPVCの親への影響が少なかったです。
結論:
- パンデミック中のすべての親に対する予防的サポートの必要性を強調しています。PVCの親のために調整された、アクセス可能で質の高いサポートの必要性を強調しています。PVCの有無にかかわらず親をサポートするための政策と研究の注意を促しています。
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