L' acompanyament i l’orientació en la parentalitat a famílies en entorns de diversitat cultural: Ser mare al Pakistan, ser mare del Pakistan.

Autors/ores

  • Maryam El Khayat Yicheoua Universitat de Barcelona
  • Magda Rivero García Universitat de Barcelona

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32093/ambits.vi55.5029

Paraules clau:

Parentalitat, maternitat al Pakistan, migració,, benestar emocional, salut mental, desenvolupament infantil, gestió de la diversitat cultural

Resum

Un  dels reptes a abordar en la societat actual és la interculturalitat i la gestió de la diversitat en els diferents espais en els quals convivim i ens relacionem les persones. Conèixer l’altre –a l’altre part de- és un primer pas per tal d’evitar l’estigma i generar espais inclusius en els quals oferir els recolzaments necessaris i ajustats a la realitat de cada família. L’objectiu d’aquest article, que sorgeix d’un projecte de tesi doctoral en curs que pretén avaluar la relació entre les pràctiques parentals i el desenvolupament infantil en població pakistanesa, és contribuir al coneixement d’una de les comunitats migrades més nombroses a Catalunya. En aquest article, com a pas previ al desenvolupament de la nostra recerca, explorarem algunes característiques pròpies de l’estructura i el funcionament familiar de les famílies pakistaneses, al país d’origen i en context de migració, i reflexionarem sobre aquells factors relacionats amb la cultura d’origen i el procés migratori que poden incidir en l’exercici de la parentalitat, i en especial de la maternitat, i influir en el desenvolupament dels fills i les filles en etapes primerenques.

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08.11.2021

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