Citations:patrescence

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English citations of patrescence

  • 1988, Patricia Whelehan, Women and Health: Cross-cultural Perspectives, Praeger
    Viewing the first childbirth and the transition to parenting (matrescence and patrescence) as rites of passage, she discusses the importance of a support person during this time.
  • 1990, Raymond S. Duff, Assessing Pediatric Practice: A Critical Study
    It seems logical to coin two words, “matrescence” for mother (which Raphael has done) and “patrescence” for father, to designate these crucial passages.
  • 1993, Barbara Katz Rothman, Encyclopedia of Childbearing: Critical Perspectives, Greenwood Publishing Group (→ISBN), page 242:
    MATRESCENCE AND PATRESCENCE
    A most dramatic time in any adult's life occurs at the birth of the first child, a time of deep psychological and cultural ...
  • 1996, Donna Cunningham, The Moon in Your Life: Being a Lunar Type in a Solar World, Weiser Books (→ISBN), page 166:
    We're devoting most of this chapter to matrescence, but what about patrescence? What do men go through in becoming fathers , and what can help them make ...