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Generations2: Longitudinal study on the development of parenting and mental health
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Description: The Generations² cohort study (2009 - present) aims to study the development of parenting and mental health among approximately 2000 women pregnant of their first child. Three subsamples (at-risk, normative and prenatal diagnosis subsample) were selected from the larger cohort. Selection of study parameters: parental anxiety, depression, parental self-efficacy, attachment representation, physiological reactivity, parenting stress, self-regulation, parental sensitivity, attachment quality, child temperament, child executive functioning, child motor development.
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