’ relationships with their children’s mothers. Effects on mothers’ parenting, however, are more inconsistent, as recent paternal …, quantitative research tends to consider effects on child wellbeing and generally concludes paternal incarceration harms children … findings by considering the countervailing consequences of paternal incarceration for both fathers’ and mothers’ parenting …

characteristics of the mothers and children, as well as adjusting for a lagged indicator of children's health. Results suggest that … children born to unmarried mothers than children born to married mothers. …An increasing body of literature documents considerable disparities in the health and wellbeing of young children in …

children with fathers who have been in prison are less prepared for school both academically and behaviorally as a result, and … whether racial disparities in imprisonment explain some of the gap in white and black children‘s educational outcomes. Using a …. Because of the negative effects of incarceration on boys‘ behavioral skills and the much higher exposure of black children to …

This study examined the developmental pathways from children’s family environment to school readiness within an at … childhood were related to children’s observed sustained attention as well as to academic and behavioral outcomes at age 5 years … children’s academic school readiness. Mediation tests confirmed that sustained attention partially accounted for the link …

. Controlling for mothers? background and resources, married mothers are less likely to obtain additional education. Cohabiting … mothers return to school more often than married mothers but less often than lone-mothers. Women who experience a union …

This study examined the developmental pathways from children’s family environment to school readiness within an at … childhood were related to children’s observed sustained attention as well as to academic and behavioral outcomes at age 5 years … children’s academic school readiness. Mediation tests confirmed that sustained attention partially accounted for the link …

. Controlling for mothers? background and resources, married mothers are less likely to obtain additional education. Cohabiting … mothers return to school more often than married mothers but less often than lone-mothers. Women who experience a union …

This study examined the longitudinal associations between sustained attention in preschool and children’s school … (focused attention and lack of impulsivity) at age 5 were explored as independent predictors of children’s academic and … mainly predictive of behavioral outcomes. Both facets of attention predicted teacher ratings of children’s academic skills …

, depression, and parenting stress. Such mothers also reveal more psychological and physical aggression toward their children and … care subsidies are associated with worse maternal health and poorer interactions between parents and their children. In … particular, subsidized mothers report lower levels of overall health and are more likely to show symptoms consistent with anxiety …