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Understanding links between maternal perinatal posttraumatic stress symptoms and infant socioemotional and physical health

Lindsay Huffhines, Jesse L. Coe, Alex Busuito, Ronald Seifer, more

Infant Mental Health Journal > 43 > 3 > 474 - 492

Maternal posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) are associated with adverse consequences for older children, but very few studies have examined links between perinatal maternal PTSS and infant outcomes. Trauma exposure and psychopathology, including PTSS, is often heightened for women during pregnancy through 1 year postpartum. Therefore, the perinatal period may be a critical time for understanding...

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Family instability as a unique risk factor for children's adjustment problems

Jesse L. Coe, Stephanie H. Parade

The Brown University Child and Adolescent Behavior Letter > 35 > 11 > 1 - 6

It is well‐established that children who experience adversity early in life are at high risk for developing a wide array of psychological, social, academic, behavioral, and physical health problems across the lifespan. Most of what we know about how and why adversity is harmful for children is based on research that examines characteristics of the early rearing environment that are directly threatening...

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Family Stress Moderates Emotional and Behavioral Symptoms in a Child Partial Hospital Setting

Mona Yaptangco, Teresa M. Preddy, Katharine E. Musella, Stephanie H. Parade, more

Journal of Child and Family Studies > 2019 > 28 > 10 > 2762-2771

Objective Partial hospitalization programs are an increasingly utilized, multidisciplinary treatment for children with social, emotional, and behavioral needs. Although previous work suggests these programs improve children’s mental health functioning, outcomes research has been limited. This study examines moderators of emotional and behavioral outcomes in children with serious mental illness, with...

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Family Context Moderates the Association of Maternal Postpartum Depression and Stability of Infant Temperament

Stephanie H. Parade, Laura M. Armstrong, Susan Dickstein, Ronald Seifer

Child Development > 89 > 6 > 2118 - 2135

Maternal postpartum depression, maternal sensitivity, and family functioning were examined as predictors of the stability of observed infant temperament over the first 30 months of life (N = 147 families). Eight observations at 8, 15, and 30 months postpartum were used to assess infant temperament. Structured clinical interviews were used to assess maternal depression, and observational assessments...

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The association between maternal depression and sensitivity: Child-directed effects on parenting during infancy

Rebecca P. Newland, Stephanie H. Parade, Susan Dickstein, Ronald Seifer

Infant Behavior and Development > 2016 > 45 > PA > 47-50

The current study prospectively explored infant behaviors as a moderator of the association between maternal depression and parenting sensitivity in a sample of 167 families. Maternal depression was only associated with later sensitivity for infants who displayed more negativity during mother-infant interactions.

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4.37 TREATMENT OUTCOMES FOR FAMILIES PARTICIPATING IN A PARTIAL HOSPITAL PROGRAM: IMPROVEMENTS IN CHILD MENTAL HEALTH AND PARENTING STRATEGIES

Teri M. Preddy, Katharine Musella, Stephanie H. Parade, Anne S. Walters, more

Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry > 2016 > 55 > 10(S) > S174-S175

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5.2 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MOLECULAR MARKERS OF NEUROENDOCRINE FUNCTION AND CELLULAR METABOLISM WITH EARLY LIFE STRESS AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

Kathryn K. Ridout, Stephanie H. Parade, Linda L. Carpenter, Lawrence H. Price, more

Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry > 2016 > 55 > 10(S) > S184

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4.36 IMPROVEMENTS IN INTERNALIZING SYMPTOMS IN A CHILD PARTIAL HOSPITAL SETTING: PARENT AND CHILD PERSPECTIVES

Katharine Musella, Teri M. Preddy, Anne S. Walters, Stephanie H. Parade, more

Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry > 2016 > 55 > 10(S) > S174

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Goodness of fit between prenatal maternal sleep and infant sleep: Associations with maternal depression and attachment security

Rebecca P. Newland, Stephanie H. Parade, Susan Dickstein, Ronald Seifer

Infant Behavior and Development > 2016 > 44 > C > 179-188

The current study prospectively examined the ways in which goodness of fit between maternal and infant sleep contributes to maternal depressive symptoms and the mother-child relationship across the first years of life. In a sample of 173 mother-child dyads, maternal prenatal sleep, infant sleep, maternal depressive symptoms, and mother-child attachment security were assessed via self-report, actigraphy,...

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Methylation of the Glucocorticoid Receptor Gene Promoter in Preschoolers: Links With Internalizing Behavior Problems

Stephanie H. Parade, Kathryn K. Ridout, Ronald Seifer, David A. Armstrong, more

Child Development > 87 > 1 > 86 - 97

Accumulating evidence suggests that early adversity is linked to methylation of the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) gene, NR3C1, which is a key regulator of the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis. Yet no prior work has considered the contribution of methylation of NR3C1 to emerging behavior problems and psychopathology in childhood. This study examined the links between methylation of NR3C1 and behavior...

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Alterations of Mitochondrial DNA Copy Number and Telomere Length With Early Adversity and Psychopathology

Audrey R. Tyrka, Stephanie H. Parade, Lawrence H. Price, Hung-Teh Kao, more

Biological Psychiatry > 2016 > 79 > 2 > 78-86

Telomere shortening and alterations of mitochondrial biogenesis are involved in cellular aging. Childhood adversity is associated with telomere shortening, and several investigations have shown short telomeres in psychiatric disorders. Recent studies have examined whether mitochondria might be involved in neuropsychiatric conditions; findings are limited and no prior work has examined this in relation...

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Screening and treatment of postpartum depression: Impact on children and families

Rebecca P. Newland, Stephanie H. Parade

The Brown University Child and Adolescent Behavior Letter > 32 > 1 > 1 - 6

Although baby Noah is healthy and thriving at his one‐month well‐child visit, his pediatrician, Dr. Jones, is concerned about his mother, Carrie. Dr. Jones is also the pediatrician of Carrie's 3‐year‐old son, Kyle, and knew Carrie to be a sensitive, caring mother. Carrie seems distant during the appointment, barely interacting with Noah or Kyle, and responding slowly and quietly to Dr. Jones' questions...

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Close Relationships Predict Curvilinear Trajectories of Maternal Depressive Symptoms over the Transition to Parenthood

Stephanie H. Parade, A. Nayena Blankson, Esther M. Leerkes, Susan C. Crockenberg, more

Family Relations > 63 > 2 > 206 - 218

Trajectories of change in maternal depressive symptoms were examined in a sample of 98 mothers across the transition to parenthood. Latent class growth modeling revealed two unique trajectories: one characterized by consistently low depressive symptoms, the other characterized by a curvilinear pattern with initially elevated symptoms that declined around the time of childbirth then returned to elevated levels by 24 weeks postpartum. Mothers who recalled less paternal care and acceptance in childhood and who reported that they engaged in more avoidance and aggression in their own romantic relationships were more likely to experience the curvilinear trajectory. Mothers who reported that their partners engaged in more avoidance in their romantic relationships were also more likely to experience the curvilinear trajectory, but especially when mothers recalled low maternal care and acceptance. Partner's aggression did not predict the trajectory of maternal depressive symptoms. Results have implications for screening for maternal postpartum depression...

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Remembered Parental Rejection and Postpartum Declines in Marital Satisfaction: Moderated Dyadic Links

Stephanie H. Parade, Esther M. Leerkes, Heather M. Helms

Family Relations > 62 > 2 > 298 - 311

Utilizing a sample of 80 married couples, the current study employed a dyadic approach to examine links between remembered parental rejection during childhood and change in marital satisfaction across the transition to parenthood. Partner remembered parental rejection, parenting efficacy, and infant temperamental reactivity (frustration and fear reactivity) were examined as moderator variables. Spouses' own remembered parental rejection was linked with declines in marital satisfaction among spouses whose partners recalled more rejection from their parents in childhood, among spouses who felt less efficacious in the parenting role, and among spouses who reported high infant frustration. Partner remembered parental rejection was linked with declines in marital satisfaction among spouses who reported that they were less efficacious in the parenting role. Results support the perspective that family‐of‐origin experiences are best understood in conjunction with other domains of family life. Applied implications are discussed...

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Marital aggression predicts infant orienting toward mother at six months

Stephanie H. Parade, Esther M. Leerkes

Infant Behavior and Development > 2011 > 34 > 2 > 235-238

Links between marital aggression and infant orienting toward mother in fearful and frustrating contexts were examined in 92 mother–infant dyads when infants were six months. Results demonstrated that marital aggression was linked with less orienting toward mothers in frustrating situations, in fearful situations marital aggression was linked with less orienting among infants who were high on fear...

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Origins of mothers' and fathers' beliefs about infant crying

Esther M. Leerkes, Stephanie H. Parade, Regan V. Burney

Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology > 2010 > 31 > 6 > 467-474

Origins of mothers' and fathers' beliefs about infant crying were examined in 87 couples. Parents completed measures of emotion minimization in the family of origin, depressive symptoms, empathy, trait anger, and coping styles prenatally. At 6 months postpartum, parents completed a self-report measure of their beliefs about infant crying. Mothers endorsed more infant-oriented and less parent-oriented...

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Attachment to Parents, Social Anxiety, and Close Relationships of Female Students over the Transition to College

Stephanie H. Parade, Esther M. Leerkes, A. Nayena Blankson

Journal of Youth and Adolescence > 2010 > 39 > 2 > 127-137

The current study examined the process by which attachment to parents influences satisfaction with and ease in forming friendships at college. One hundred seventy-two female college freshmen completed a measure of parental attachment security the summer before their first semester of college (July 2006) and measures to assess satisfaction with and ease in forming close relationships at the end of...

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The reliability and validity of the Infant Behavior Questionnaire-Revised

Stephanie H. Parade, Esther M. Leerkes

Infant Behavior and Development > 2008 > 31 > 4 > 637-646

The reliability and validity of the Infant Behavior Questionnaire-Revised was examined in a sample of 6-month-old infants and their parents. One hundred and fifteen mothers and 79 fathers completed the IBQ-R and a measure of depression and 98 infants participated in a laboratory assessment of temperament. Internal consistency reliability was adequate for all 14 IBQ-R subscales for both mothers and...

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