This study explored the relationships between five types of everyday family routines (leisure, chores, TV viewing, worship, and meals) with family satisfaction, and the degree to which work–family fit (WFF) moderated this relationship. Data come from a nationally representative sample of workers in Singapore, using a subset of 623 married, employed parents. Results revealed that family routines were differentially related to family satisfaction, with TV viewing having the strongest positive relationship. WFF itself was directly related to greater family satisfaction and also moderated the relationships between family routines and family satisfaction. Findings suggest WFF – the perception of successfully integrating work and personal/family life – is strongly related to family satisfaction and may play a role in helping employed parents to experience benefits in the home, in the workplace, and even in their health and well‐being.

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新加坡的家庭常规和家庭满意度：适合工作的家庭作为主持人

这项研究探讨了五种日常家庭常规（休闲，琐事，看电视，崇拜和进餐）与家庭满意度之间的关系，以及工作与家庭的适应程度（WFF）对这种关系的调节程度。数据来自新加坡全国有代表性的工人样本，使用了623个已婚的有工作父母的子集。结果显示，家庭惯例与家庭满意度之间存在差异，电视收视与家庭满意度之间的联系最为密切。WFF本身直接关系到家庭满意度的提高，也减轻了家庭常规与家庭满意度之间的关系。