This paper provides insights into the little-explored gendered perspective of the parenting practices of Somali immigrant mothers in a Canadian province (Alberta). We use a critical ethnographic methodology and a transnational feminist framework. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with ten Somali mothers aged 18 to 50. Mothers were interviewed about their parenting practices in a post-migration context, including challenges. Our results show immigrant mothers combine their cultural values with new values from Canada that they find effective. We find gendered differences in how parenting experiences are perceived. Our results suggest the need for anti-racist and culturally safe health, education, and child policies and practices.

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艾伯塔省索马里移民母亲的育儿实践

本文提供了对加拿大某省（艾伯塔省）索马里移民母亲育儿实践中鲜为人知的性别观点的见解。我们使用批判性民族志方法和跨国女权主义框架。对 10 名 18 至 50 岁的索马里母亲进行了半结构化访谈。采访了母亲们，了解她们在移民后的养育方式，包括挑战。我们的结果表明，移民母亲将她们的文化价值观与她们认为有效的加拿大新价值观结合起来。我们发现在如何看待育儿经历方面存在性别差异。我们的结果表明需要反种族主义和文化安全的健康、教育和儿童政策和做法。