A history of maltreatment in childhood may influence adults' parenting practices, potentially
affecting their children. This systematic review examines 97 studies investigating …

Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can negatively impact physical, emotional,
cognitive, and social development, consequently affecting the next generation. The aim of …

Decades of research indicate that individuals exposed to childhood adversity are at risk for
poor physical and mental health across their life span. More recently, intergenerational …

Background Sensitivity is defined as parents ability to perceive, react and respond to
children signals. Having a history of childhood maltreatment changes the way adults …

Positive parent–child relationship quality is critical for buffering children from the effects of
stress on development. It is thus vital to develop interventions that target parent–child …

We investigated whether adults have attentional bias toward infant faces, whether it is
moderated by infant facial expression, and the predictive effect of the adult attachment state …

Infant facial characteristics, ie, baby schema, are thought to automatically elicit parenting
behavior and affective orientation toward infants. Only a few studies, conducted in non …

Parents with a history of childhood maltreatment may be more likely to respond inadequately
to their child's emotional cues, such as crying or screaming, due to previous exposure to …

We examined effects of maternal and child lifetime traumatic stress exposures, infant
temperament, and caregiving quality on parent ratings of preschoolers' executive functioning …

This capstone thesis illuminates the far-reaching impact of intergenerational trauma on the
sense of self, and the implications for dance/movement therapy in healing from …