Familias con niños menores de cinco años en tiempos de Covid-19Adaptarse a los eventos de la vida

  1. Ana María Quezada-Ugalde 1
  2. Alejandra Auza B 2
  3. Alfonso Miguel García-Hernández 3
  1. 1 Programa de Doctorado en Ciencias Médicas y Farmacéuticas, Desarrollo y Calidad de Vida de la Universidad de La Laguna. La Laguna, España. Universidad de Costa Rica. Costa Rica
  2. 2 Hospital General Dr. Manuel Gea González. México
  3. 3 Universidad de La Laguna. La Laguna, España
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Presencia: Salud mental, investigación y humanidades

ISSN: 1885-0219

Año de publicación: 2024

Número: 20

Tipo: Artículo

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Resumen

Marco contextual: Las medidas restrictivas, el distanciamiento social y las preocupaciones en cuanto a la crianza fueron especialmente desafiantes para las familias con niños menores de cinco años. Objetivo: Reflexionar sobre los procesos de adaptación de las familias con niños menores de cinco años durante el Covid-19, a partir de la Teoría de Rango Medio: Adaptarse a los eventos de la vida. Principales temas en análisis: Se describen procesos de afrontamiento dentro de los grupos familiares principalmente adaptativos, no obstante, existen núcleos familiares con situaciones de mayor vulnerabilidad socioeconómica que no pudieron adaptarse de manera eficaz a los desafíos suscitados por la pandemia. Conclusión: La Teoría de Rango Medio: Adaptarse a los eventos de la vida le permite a Enfermería comprender lo vivido por las familias durante la pandemia del Covid-19 y proponer acciones de cuidado que promuevan un mayor bienestar físico y mental, así como orientar a los padres y madres en la generación de espacios estimulantes para el desarrollo infantil, acompañados de capacidades de adaptación y equilibrio emocional.

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