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Commenting: Belsky, Howes, and Owens
Source:
Centre of Excellence for Early Childhood Development (CEECD)
Format:
Fact sheet
Publication Date:
20 Nov 2003
AVAILABILITY
Excerpts from report:
Three highly respected researchers have written papers for the CEECD about child care and its impact on young children, aged 0-2. This topic has enjoyed vigorous debate among both the general public and researchers as a large proportion of mothers with young children are currently working outside home - some by choice, others, out of necessity. Most parents are therefore concerned with the following questions:
- What should I do with my child when I am not at home?
- Will it hurt my child if I work outside of the home?
RELATED READINGS
- Child care and its impact on young children (0-2)
by Jay Belsky
- The impact of child care on young children (0-2)
by Carollee Howes
- Child care and the development of young children (0-2)
by Margaret Tresch Owen
Three highly respected researchers have written papers for the CEECD about child care and its impact on young children, aged 0-2. This topic has enjoyed vigorous debate among both the general public and researchers as a large proportion of mothers with young children are currently working outside home - some by choice, others, out of necessity. Most parents are therefore concerned with the following questions:
- What should I do with my child when I am not at home?
- Will it hurt my child if I work outside of the home?
RELATED READINGS
- Child care and its impact on young children (0-2)
by Jay Belsky
- The impact of child care on young children (0-2)
by Carollee Howes
- Child care and the development of young children (0-2)
by Margaret Tresch Owen