My professional career in demographics started at Statistics Sweden where I mainly analyzed and produced statistics from the population registers. At Stockholm University, my thesis topic revolved around economic and health inequalities following parenthood and separation. I currently use survey data to study the association between self-rated health and intensive parenting within the project Intensive parenting norms in Sweden.
This project explores the prevalence of intensive parenting norms in Sweden and their implications for childbearing, well-being and work trajectories, as well as differences in the nature of the norms across social and demographic groups.
