Issue Information

• Published date: 01 April 2023
• Date: 01 April 2023
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/fare.12708

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Family Relations

Interdisciplinary Journal

of Applied Family Science

NATIONAL COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS

APRIL 2023

VOLUME 72

NUMBER 2

APRIL 2023 FAMILY RELATIONS VOLUME 72 • NUMBER 2 • PAGES 383–636

Family Relations

April 2023 • Volume 72 • Number 2

Contents

Editorial

Laura Odasso & Karine Geoffrion

Doing family online: (In)formal knowledge circulation,

information-seeking practices, and support communities 389

Information-Seeking and Sharing Practices and The Development

of Expertise on Parenting and Families

Social Network Platforms

Maryline Vivion & Benjamin Malo

Intensive mothering and informational habitus: Interplays in virtual

communities 406

Youngcho Lee

Online media experiences of caregiving fathers: A study of leave-taking

fathers in South Korea 426

Jodi Dworkin, Xiaoran Sun, Samantha LeBouef, & Angela Keyzers

Associations among parent technology use, locus of control, and child

problem behaviors 443

Viorela Ducu, Mihaela Ha˘ra˘gus¸, Daniela Angi, & Áron Telegdi-Csetri

Asserting children’s rights through the digital practices of transnational families 458

Gizem Kolbas¸ı-Muyan & Helga Rittersberger-Tılıç

Birth of a virtual community: Supporting Turkish couples’ migration

during COVID-19 478

Gender, Social Pressures

Casey Scheibling & Melissa A. Milkie

Shifting toward intensive

parenting

culture? A comparative analysis of top

mommy blogs and dad blogs 495

Kévin Lavoie & Isabel Côté

When Facebook plays matchmaker: Interactions within an online

community dedicated to surrogacy and eg g donation 515

Alison Hooper, Claire Schweiker, & Cailin Kerch

Social support in a parenting Facebook group during the COVID-19 pandemic 530

Expressing Emotions; Providing Support, Love, and Care

Camila Moyano Dávila, Sebastián Rojas-Navarro, & Raúl Domenech

Silenced Conflict: Surveillance and Normalization Using WhatsApp

Groups at School 547

Heather M. Hessel & Samantha LeBouef

Young adults’ perceptions of technology use with extended family 565

Amisah Zenabu Bakuri & Dilys Amoabeng

Doing kin work among Ghanaians home and abroad: A paradigm shift to ICT 585

Amandine Baude, Gaël Henaff, Émilie Potin, Audrey Bourassa,

Marie-Christine Saint-Jacques, & Julie Noël

Information and communication technology use among children separated

from one or both parents: A scoping review 601

Gina Marie Longo

The Internet as a social institution: Rethinking concepts for family scholarship 621