MOTHERS' BURNOUT SYNDROME IN THE CONTEXT OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF FAMILY VALUES IN THE 21ST CENTURY

This article examines maternal burnout syndrome in mothers and characterizes its main manifestations, including emotional exhaustion, anxiety, and disruptions in parent-child relationships. Risk factors associated with demographic changes, economic instability, and the transformation of gender roles are analyzed. The causes and mechanisms of this condition are explored, with particular attention paid to the conflict between the idealized image of motherhood and the real capabilities of women. Attention is also paid to the psychological consequences of maternal burnout and the quality of parent-child relationships. The author emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach to preventing this condition, taking into account the modern realities of family education.