. Transport was required by most parents while others preferred to commute with the children to their place of work. The purpose … factors were availability of children under seven years in the location and its catchments area, the role distance played in … environment people wanted, the services the people want for their children, What is considered affordable school fees? Transport …

to be unrelated to its effect on family income, parent–child interaction, and children's school experience. Together …Using a unique longitudinal data of British youths we estimate how adolescents' overall happiness is related to parents … positive influence on children's overall happiness. However, this positive association became either strongly negative or …

Using cleft lip and palate as an exemplar, this article examines parents’ decision-making for children in the context … purposive and theoretical sampling, 35 parents with children from infancy to young adulthood were recruited through a specialist … revealed a core category, ‘doing the “right” thing’, that encapsulated parents’ main concern in relation to their children …

the obesity epidemic. Parents (and children) negotiate complex and often contradictory messages in constructing a set of … and one child in Victoria and South Australia, we explored how parents and children conceptualise and discuss issues of …. Three thematic clusters emerged from the analysis. First, both parents and children perceived that weight was the primary …

analysis of child growth data for approximately 99,000 children in 19 countries with some of the highest burdens of …