Experiences of same-sex parents during the first year of Covid-19: A qualitative review and analysis of online blogs

E. Staite, Katie A. McIntyre, David Griksaitis
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There are an increasing number of people identifying as part of the LGBT community, with over 165,000 same-sex couples in the US having children in 2019. Research on parenting during the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic has been disseminated. However, there is limited research that examines the experiences of same-sex parents. Therefore, a structured qualitative review of online blogs published during the Covid-19 pandemic, authored by same-sex parents, was conducted. Following thematic analysis, three main themes (and 13 subthemes) emerged: 1) Connection; 2) Contrasting experiences of home schooling; and 3) Pride in family. Similarities between same-sex and different-sex parents were highlighted. However, it is notable that same-sex parents continue to feel stigma and exclusion from the wider parenting community.
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同性父母在Covid-19第一年的经历:对在线博客的定性回顾和分析
越来越多的人认为自己是LGBT群体的一员,2019年美国有超过16.5万对同性伴侣有了孩子。传播了关于Covid-19大流行第一年养育子女的研究。然而,关于同性父母经历的研究有限。因此,对Covid-19大流行期间由同性父母撰写的在线博客进行了结构化定性审查。在主题分析之后,出现了三个主要主题(以及13个副主题):1)联系;2)家庭教育的经验对比;3)家庭自豪感。强调了同性父母和异性父母之间的相似之处。然而,值得注意的是,同性父母仍然感到耻辱和被更广泛的育儿社区排斥。
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