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1 Ιαν 2013 · In family research, the topic of remarriage and stepfamilies has been of interest to scholars since the landmark study by Jessie Bernard in 1956.
23 Αυγ 2019 · Remarriage may resurrect old, unresolved anger and hurts from the previous marriage, for adults and children. For example, hearing that her parent is getting remarried, a child is forced to give up hope that the custodial parents will reconcile.
14 Οκτ 2024 · Complexities of Stepfamilies. Remarriage is the legal union of a man and woman that follows the dissolution of a previous marriage for one or both spouses. Stepfamilies are formed when children from another marriage or relationship are brought into a family through a new marriage.
Factors that are known to decrease involvement by nonresident parents include parental remarriage (Amato, Meyers, & Emery, 2009; Stewart, 1999) or repartnering (Stewart, 1999) as well as the increased age of children (Amato et al., 2009), an effect that may reverse as children make the transition to young adulthood (Aquilino, 2006).
What is the effect of a parent's remarriage on children? This is an important question. Ap-proximately one-half million children become members of stepfamilies each year due to their parent/parents' remarriage and the rate is in-creasing. Estimations from census data sug-gest approximately 10% of children in the
The remarriage of a parent may be a more difficult adjustment for a child than the divorce of a parent (Seccombe & Warner, 2004). Parents and children typically have different ideas of how the stepparent should act.
In the case of remarriage after death, the deceased spouse and parent is replaced; after divorce, the new spouse-and perhaps the surrogate parent-typically augments rather than supplants the former spouse and biological parent (Furstenberg, 1980).
