This article discusses voluntary childlessness in Sweden, with focus on childfree women and men withintellectual disabilities (IDs). The article is based on interviews with 19 childfree individuals, four ofwhom had IDs. It focuses on motives for childfreeness. These motives are mainly consequences oftheir ascribed position as intellectually disabled and of the segregation in society between able anddisabled individuals. The article also includes a discussion about how to achieve the “adult status”.The interviewees discussed alternative ways of expressing adult status. Many individuals see parent-hood as a way into the adult world; however, achieving adult status through parenthood is an under-discussed theme in the stories of the interviewe...
[Excerpt] One of the main aims of the growing Independent Living Movement , the international civil ...
The article discusses life without children as a lifestyle expressing itself in the specifics of ho...
Objective: Reasons to avoid pregnancy, birth and parenting among voluntarily child-free individuals ...
This article discusses voluntary childlessness in Sweden, with focus on childfree women and men with...
This article discusses voluntary childlessness and reaching adulthood in Sweden,focusing on childfre...
Childfree: a stigmatized position International research has addressed the subject but in Sweden vol...
Sweden has been one of the countries at the forefront of policymaking for people with intellectual ...
In Sweden, personal assistance is one form of support for persons with certain functional impairment...
The article presents findings from interviews with 15 Swedish 6- to 9-year-olds from two family form...
Title: ”It´s so sensitive” - Persons in authority's arguments around those persons with disabilities...
Introduction: In recent decades, the conditions in Sweden for parenthood for persons with intellectu...
This article examines the ways in which the best interest of the child has been used as an argument ...
There is a general notion that everyone wants to have children and most people probably will have ch...
In Norway, user-controlled personal assistance (UPA) is a right for children under the age of 18. Ba...
This article discusses perspectives of health in relation to people with intellectual disabilities. ...
[Excerpt] One of the main aims of the growing Independent Living Movement , the international civil ...
The article discusses life without children as a lifestyle expressing itself in the specifics of ho...
Objective: Reasons to avoid pregnancy, birth and parenting among voluntarily child-free individuals ...
This article discusses voluntary childlessness in Sweden, with focus on childfree women and men with...
This article discusses voluntary childlessness and reaching adulthood in Sweden,focusing on childfre...
Childfree: a stigmatized position International research has addressed the subject but in Sweden vol...
Sweden has been one of the countries at the forefront of policymaking for people with intellectual ...
In Sweden, personal assistance is one form of support for persons with certain functional impairment...
The article presents findings from interviews with 15 Swedish 6- to 9-year-olds from two family form...
Title: ”It´s so sensitive” - Persons in authority's arguments around those persons with disabilities...
Introduction: In recent decades, the conditions in Sweden for parenthood for persons with intellectu...
This article examines the ways in which the best interest of the child has been used as an argument ...
There is a general notion that everyone wants to have children and most people probably will have ch...
In Norway, user-controlled personal assistance (UPA) is a right for children under the age of 18. Ba...
This article discusses perspectives of health in relation to people with intellectual disabilities. ...
[Excerpt] One of the main aims of the growing Independent Living Movement , the international civil ...
The article discusses life without children as a lifestyle expressing itself in the specifics of ho...
Objective: Reasons to avoid pregnancy, birth and parenting among voluntarily child-free individuals ...