It's not just your abuelita — many Hispanic parents worry a lot more than other parents about certain things, according to new data from Pew Research Center.
Last fall, Pew conducted an online survey of 3,757 U.S. parents — 872 of whom identified as Hispanic — with children younger than 18.said they worry just about the same as all other parents when it comes to their kids' mental health, which Pew found was the overall top concern.
43% of Hispanic parents said they worry their child will be kidnapped or abducted, compared to 28% of all parents.For one, Latinos often practice collectivism over individualism: They prioritize the family over themselves, which leads to a lot of worrying., But Latinos also contend with structural racism and marginalization, says Manuel X. Zamarripa, co-founder of the Institute of Chicana/o/x Psychology in Austin, Texas.Hispanic parents find their roles rewarding and say being a parent is a crucial part of who they are.
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