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mass index was limited to obese mothers. Relations between parent feeding strategies and child weight status in this …
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large U.S. cities for the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study, researchers found that mothers who perceived their …
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Discussion about the extent to which the government could and should invest in the child care market has increased among policymakers. This report summarizes a conference convened by ASPE to engage a multidisciplinary group of economists, developmental psychologists, child care researchers, and...
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Families with infants and toddlers, especially low-income families, rely heavily on child care that is provided by family, friends, and neighbors ("kith and kin" caregivers). The national evaluation of Early Head Start found that a large proportion of program families used kith and kin care. In...
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