Effects of Coparenting in One-Child Families on Subsequent Childbirth Plans

Key Points

• The aim is to explore how coparenting affects subsequent childbirth plans in one-child families.
• Utilized data from the 7th wave of the Korean Child Panel Study.
• Analyzed 575 couples, including mothers and fathers.
• Employed descriptive statistics to compute means and standard deviations.
• Conducted Pearson correlation analysis to examine relationships between variables.
• Applied logistic regression analysis to assess the impact of coparenting and demographic factors on childbirth plans.
• Mother's age showed a positive significant impact on subsequent childbirth plans.
• Family integration among coparenting indicated a negative significant influence on childbirth plans.
• The findings suggest that both personal and external factors closely interact with childbirth planning variables.

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