The present study examines how LGBTQ‐identified adults maintain relationships with parents who reject their LGBTQ identity.

This study compares multiracial and monoracial children's exposures to family instability, attending to variation by parents' marital status at birth.

To qualitatively examine how precarious work contributes to parenting stress among Mexican immigrant women.

This study examined whether youth and parent perceptions of parent–child contact, closeness, and conflict change during the transition to adulthood, and how perceived parent–child relations vary as a function of life course experiences such as residential, education, and relationship status.

The authors analyzed variation by education and type of day in the “time availability” association between U.S. mothers' paid work hours and housework and child care, types of work that vary by their urgency, affect, and symbolic meaning.

Our overall goal is largely descriptive—to compare recent fertility patterns between racially endogamous and exogamous couples in the United States. Evidence of lower fertility among exogamous or interracial couples arguably provides indirect evidence of social distance and cultural and economic integration.

This study examines the relationship between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), internalized and externalized psychological distress, and six measures of parenting behavior among fathers in the United States.

The authors investigate whether criminal justice contact is associated with residential transitions—both home‐leaving and home‐returning—among contemporary young adults.

This study investigates how different patterns of nonresident father support for children and mothers in the early years predict middle childhood adjustment, and whether grandparent support has compensating effects.

The objective of the study was to examine patterns of parenting time schedules in joint physical custody (JPC) arrangements.

This study explores the associations of children's Head Start participation with the involvement and material contributions of their nonresident fathers.

This current study tested a cross‐lagged model to examine reciprocal associations among maternal depressive symptoms, parenting stress, positive parenting practices, and coparenting satisfaction, and whether they served as pathways through which pregnancy intention was associated with children's outcomes.

This paper examines how a couple's division of housework and child care affects mothers' postnatal work hours, taking into account selection processes.

This study examined adult grandchildren's experience of losing a grandparent in the context of a multigenerational family.

To understand how heterosexual US married parents interpret and respond to a spouse's unemployment and subsequent job‐searching.

This article identifies mechanisms through which social class background shapes the marital outcomes of college‐going white American women.

This article evaluates whether the federal marriage tax penalty (penalty) or federal marriage bonus (bonus) affects the marriage decisions of same‐sex couples (SSCs).

This study examines how the receipt of the cash‐for‐care (CFC) benefit affects short‐ and long‐term risks of union dissolution.

Our goal is to comment on a recently published paper (Rosenfeld & Roesler, 2019. Journal of Marriage and Family, 81, 42‐58) and provide an alternative analysis of the association between premarital cohabitation and marital instability.

Our goal is to show how premarital cohabitation's association with marital dissolution can be measured consistently over time.

Umberson, D., Thomeer, M. B., Pollitt, A. M., & Mernitz, S. E. (2020). The psychological toll of emotion work in same‐sex and different‐sex marital dyads. Journal of Marriage and Family, 82(4), 1141–1158. https://doi.org/10.1111/jomf.12686 In the above‐referenced article, the figures were published incorrectly. The x‐ and y‐axes were mislabeled. These figures have been amended.

This study examines the thematic content and social‐health orientation of fathers' online blogs about parenting, health, and fitness.

This study examines family structure differences in parents' financial investments in children.

This study is the first to examine net worth poverty, and its intersection with income poverty, by race and ethnicity among child households in the United States.

This study examines the influence of fatherhood on the progression of men's romantic relationships.

To examine psychological health as a mechanism linking economic pressure and marital instability in the early middle years to poor physical health in later life.

This study examines whether—and if so how—gender composition of children matters for mothers' and fathers' well‐being during parenting activities.

The study aimed to better understand the complexities of parental responses to coming out in the narratives from Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Queer, Pansexual, or Two‐Spirited (LGBQ+) individuals, and to examine whether those from recent cohorts experience a different parental response than those in older cohorts.

This research examines how undocumented Latina mothers negotiate work–family conflict amid restrictive immigration policies.

This study investigates the role of residence (including shared residence), repartnering (including LAT relationships), and additional children (step‐ and half‐siblings) on parenting in postdivorce families, and whether patterns differ by gender and type of parenting behavior.

This study examines the impact of fatherhood on diverse health behaviors and outcomes among a representative sample of Millennial men in the United States.

A behavioral genetics approach is used to test whether parental separation lowers the importance of genes for children's school performance.

The main goal of this study is to identify the causes of the decline in sexual activity among young adults in the United States.

This study investigates whether grandparents' support to their children's families varies by the child's union status—single, cohabiting, or married.

This study examines how relationships between nonstandard employment (NSE) and subjective well‐being (SWB) differ by gender in Japan, paying particular attention to employees' motivation for engaging in NSE, their marital status, and their spouses' employment status.

This study examines trends over several decades in bridewealth marriage and analyzes the association of bridewealth with women's experiences in marriage in a rural sub‐Saharan setting.

The aim of the study was to examine whether gender equality‐focused parental benefits affect the union stability of couples.

We examined the extent to which prenatal expectations matched postpartum reality, and the implications of expectancy violation for relationship quality at postpartum, among heterosexual and lesbian couples transitioning to parenthood.

The aim of the study was to analyze factors predicting (a) the transition to parenthood for female same‐sex couples in Sweden and (b) which partner is the birth mother for the first and (any) second child.

This study examines parents' time use in developmental child care by parental education and assesses whether the educational gap has widened or narrowed over the period of 2003–2017.

To examine cross‐national differences in income pooling by relationship type.

To study how divorce behavior in Denmark changed following a July 2013 reform that removed previous restriction on immediate divorce by repealing mandatory 6‐month separation periods for uncontested divorces, instead allowing for immediate administrative divorce.

This brief report examined the relationship between intergenerational ambivalence and loneliness in later life among a group of older adults with at least one child.

To explore the long‐distance mothering strategies of migrant women living in urban slums in Nairobi, Kenya.

We expand upon family stress models, highlighting how stressors are structured by broader contexts of social inequality, to understand how criminal justice contact is associated with family functioning.

This study investigates how status gains in job authority over time are related to three work‐ and family‐related stressors: job pressure, role blurring, and work‐to‐family conflict.

Examine whether the relationship between ethnicity and parental discipline practices is consistent across contexts.

This article discusses how kinship is construed and enacted in diverse forms of the family that are now part of the culturally pluralistic family system of Western societies.

The present study examined the moderation role of pre‐parenthood self‐esteem and sense of mastery in psychological well‐being across the transition to parenthood.

To document how changes in household wealth following the dissolution of marriage and cohabitation differ by gender in Germany.

Grounded in the Contextual Model of Family Stress, this study sought to identify (a) how military families' postdeployment reintegration experiences relate to the psychosocial health of adolescents and (b) indicators of family climate as a linking mechanism.

We map the magnitude, timing, and persistence of parenthood wage gaps in the life course for Black, Hispanic, and White men and women in the United States.

Drawing on a relational developmental systems approach, this brief report examines spillover and compensation processes in self‐disclosure and conflict in adult relations with intimate partners and siblings.

This study investigates the repercussions of parental depression for perceptions of coparental cooperation.

The aim of the study was to offer a descriptive overview of the stability and quality of marriages formed by women following premarital fertility in contemporary sub‐Saharan Africa.

We consider the prevalence of family complexity and its association with children's externalizing behavior problems over children's life course and over historical time.

This study examines how grandparental coresidence influences the daily crossover of parent work‐to‐family conflict (WTFC) to child psychological well‐being.

To estimate the effect of children's age of entry into early childhood education and care (ECEC) on parenting quality of mothers and fathers in a context of universal access to subsidized ECEC following a 1 year paid parental leave.

This study identifies which midlife economic resources reduce the association between divorce and mortality risk among older Black and White women.

This study examined potentially gendered net worth changes over the marital dissolution process, starting up to 3 years prior to separation and continuing up to 15 years postdivorce.