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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"relative care"”.
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The impact of after-school childcare arrangements on the developmental outcomes of low-income children and the labor conditions of their working mothers
… finding suitable, available, affordable childcare is still significant challenge. Even though after-school programs (hereafter ASPs) and other types of childcare arrangements have been implemented, childcare for school-aged children remains a patchwork made of up ASPs, relative care, parental …
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Care and support systems and the health status of the children of teenage mothers re-entering School: The case of Choma District
… paradigms, the study sought to investigate the care and support systems of the children of teenage mothers who return to school after they have delivered. Qualitative data was collected using observations, Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) and in-depth guides. Quantitative data was collected using …
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Factors influencing low-income working mother's child care arrangements under different neighborhood and state policy contexts
… context, understanding how mothers choose child care services for their young children has increased in importance. Prior research has found that the type of care used is not only associated with maternal labor force participation (Lemke, Witte, Queralt, & Witt, 2000), but is an important factor …
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Intergenerational Caregiving Between Parents and Their Adult Children: Evidence From a Study of Older Americans
… bargaining power affects couples' caregiving decisions during instances of competing parental demands for assistance. The primary focus is on examining how partners' bargaining power influences the relative allocation of time resources between parents and parents-in-law, assuming …
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A Hierarchical Examination of the Immigrant Achievement Gap: The Additional Explanatory Power of Nationality and Educational Selectivity Over Traditional Explorations of Race and Socioeconomic Status
… education, but not with parental warmth, relative care, nonrelative care, or participation in Head Start—independent of whether children were 1.75- or second-generation immigrants.</p>