The phrase "parental experience" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the knowledge and understanding gained from being a parent. Example: The seminar on child psychology was well-attended by parents looking to gain a better understanding of their children's behavior and improve their parental experience.
This opened the door to resignification and a symbolic working over of the traumatic parental experience through visitation of parents' birthplaces and of concentration camps.
He said: "I do not accept Miss Judd's submission that a child failing to follow boundaries set by a parent is part of the ordinary stuff of parental experience or, as she put it, a common or garden matter.
Children who live with HIV-positive parents have the potential additional benefit of the parental experience in living with HIV and taking ART.
As a guiding measure for overall parental experience on children's health the group of parents with two or more children ("several-child parents") was compared to the group of parents with one child ("single-child parents").
Detailing the trajectory of infant neurobehaviour and parental psychological distress following very preterm birth is important not only to identify infants most at risk, further understand the parental experience and highlight potential times for intervention for the infant and/or parent, but also to gain insight into the effect this has on parent child interaction and child development.
Has Morpurgo ever been accused of exploiting parental experience?
This study illustrates the importance of spatial configuration of NICUs on parental experiences, parent-infant attunement, infant feeding practices and ways and degrees of socialising with other parents.
In contrast to clinicians who described these factors as specific parenting skills, parents discussed these factors as parental experiences.
Faced with the fragmented, enigmatic discourse of their survivor parents, some interviewees created their own narratives of parental experiences as a means of taking possession of this past.
This can be interpreted in a positive way, because it shows that the parental experiences with inpatient pediatric care are in general little affected by the parent's social support.
The theory goes that those parental experiences shape the offspring's metabolism in a way that responds poorly to a world that is not so strained.
