Cross-sectional analysis reveals parental stress correlates with perceived social support among parents in Nepal, suggesting targeted interventions are needed.
Key Points
Higher social support relates to lower parental stress among parents of children with physical disabilities.
Parents with a primary education reported significantly higher parental stress levels.
Fathers and higher-income families experience less parental stress according to the study findings.
Strengthening support systems targeting mothers and families with low income and education could significantly help.