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Risk and protective factors for consistent family routines among caregivers with preschool-age children

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Eileen M. Condon *
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Sangchoon Jeon
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Lois S. Sadler
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Nancy S. Redeker
DOI:10.1016/j.chiabu.2026.108188delete
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Consistent family routines (e.g. bed/wake times, shared meals) are associated with improved child health and behavior, but caregiver risk and protective factors for these routines are poorly understood.
Keywords:
Adverse childhood experiences
Parent-child relations
Family relations
Parenting
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CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT
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yale university school of nursing
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University of Connecticut
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