Inclusion Criteria | |
1. Peer reviewed publications and dissertations | |
2. Reported on a health or social program/intervention or service, or described the care-giving or care-receiving experiences during pregnancy, postpartum and/or early childhood | |
3. Examined or discussed migrant parents’ (mothers, fathers, and extended family) care experiences and/or implications for the care of migrant parents/child caregivers | |
4. The receiving country was Canada, United States, Australia or a European country | |
Exclusion Criteria | |
1. Literature reviews, study protocols, commentaries and books | |
2. Dissertations if published in articles (only the published articles were retained) | |
3. The care/service/program/intervention targeted only one aspect of health (e.g., specialized programs for breastfeeding, nutrition, or dental care) or was not aimed at promoting health and/or it focused on families with parents or children who were ill or who had disabilities | |
4. The child ages were not specified or results or discussion points on early childhood were not reported/discussed separately from those of other child age groups | |
5. The focus was second or other generation migrants or mixed families (family members with migrant and non-migrant statuses) | |
6. The focus was medical tourists (i.e., those who came to the receiving country only for care) | |
7. Migrant parents’ experiences/implications for care of migrant parents/child caregivers were not reported or discussed separately from non-migrants | |
8. Reported or described health or parenthood outcomes or experiences without any mention of health or social care experiences/interactions or implications for care of migrant parents |