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This article examines the influence of family relationships on children’s social perception, highlighting how familial interactions shape children’s understanding of social norms and behaviours.

The study examines how behaviour change communication (BCC) strategies can influence couples’ perceptions of fathers' roles in childcare, particularly in complementary feeding.

This study examines how family relationships contribute to the formation of deviant behaviour among youth.

The work of the Character Company's MENtorship camps, where men mentor boys who are growing up without the positive presence of their fathers, is shared.

The TRUE Dads programme, a couples-based fatherhood intervention, demonstrated that focusing on family relationships can lead to improved child outcomes and economic self-sufficiency.

The article examines the growing use of digital media interventions to influence health-related behaviours.

The discussion paper explores how involving male partners in maternity care can enhance their ability to provide social support to women.

This meta-analytic study examines the effectiveness of responsible fatherhood programmes in promoting behaviour change.

This is a systematic review that analyses parenting programmes that aim to promote father involvement, highlighting the importance of father engagement in child development.

This integrative review focuses on fatherhood interventions and their impact on behaviour change among fathers.

This study examines how family relationships influence well-being, focusing on the long-term effects of supportive familial ties on emotional and social health.

The formative evaluation examines the “Parenting for Respectability” programme, a 21-session intervention piloted near Kampala, Uganda.