In line with this perspective, a study by Skjerdingstad and colleagues [ 59 ] found that parental burnout was high during the COVID-19 pandemic, with an increasing trend between the start and three months after.
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Personality Traits and Sociodemographic Variables' Effects on Parental Burnout During the Second and Fourth COVID-19 Waves in Italian Parents.
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Pandemic waves, on the other hand, should be considered with specific attention; in fact, there may be significant differences in the conditions of psychological stress experienced by people, precisely about the specificity of the pandemic wave—e.g., about duration, perceived dangerousness, changes in the security measures taken, and the possibility of experiencing social relations [ 45 ].