The phrase "areas of parenting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different aspects or topics related to parenting, such as education, discipline, or emotional support.
Example: "There are many areas of parenting that require attention, including communication and setting boundaries."
Alternatives: "aspects of parenting" or "dimensions of parenting".
In 1975, the psychoanalyst Selma Fraiberg proposed a theory as to why certain areas of parenting — "feeding, sleep, toilet training or discipline," she wrote in a greatly influential article for The Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry — were such emotional flashpoints for parents.
As with many areas of parenting, it requires balancing factors to come to a decision you feel comfortable making.
Support for ECD had been initiated in 2000 in the areas of parenting programmes and pre-school education.
A broad array of outcome measurements gains insight into the treatment effect in many areas of parenting and child behaviour.
Previous studies based on the TPB have successfully identified modifiable factors in the areas of parenting and child health, both in Australia and internationally [ 15, 16, 18].
This kind of attribution bias (Heider, 1958) in which dispositional factors are used to explain one's own children's behaviours while situational factors explain other children's behaviours has been noted in other areas of parenting (e.g. Sturm et al., 1997).
Housework, schmousework: When it comes to feeling happy, time with children ranks high, although not the highest, among the four areas of parents' time use.
KAT addresses the areas of parent knowledge and parenting practices, detection of developmental delays and health issues, prevention of child abuse and neglect, and promotion of school readiness and success.
This study's implications go beyond the substantive areas of parent-adolescent communication and healthy adolescent development.
Additional capacity-building support is needed in the area of parenting support to provide efficient and integrated programming that results in parental behavior change.
The mission of The Parenting Project: Healthy Children, Families, & Communities is to integrate extension and research activities in the area of parenting education across New York State.
