Motherhood: new discourses, problems, practice. Polivanova K.N., Bochaver A.A., Lyubitskaya K.A.

The monograph is devoted to the description of modern motherhood practices, their discussion in the public field and the new problems of parenthood. Family transformation, orientation of modern mothers on scientific knowledge against the backdrop of a critical attitude to traditional ancestral practices for raising children - all this changes modern family practices and ways. The family increasingly takes on the role of the customer of education, which determines the special interest of mothers in building the educational trajectory of children starting from the first days at school and in family education, in the design of educational trials as part of additional education.

The new configuration of family practices and ideas about their own parenthood provokes the desire for self -education, which forms a request for programs for parents, which is satisfied mainly through education. In this book, the emphasis is on the development of parental self -efficiency.

The publication is intended for a wide range of readers, analysts and researchers of the field of education and child psychology, teachers and parents.