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Kia ora and welcome to ChildForum! Research Effects Childcare, Parents Working & Needs

Effects of Childcare, Parents Working & Needs


Research included here covers:

  • parent support and education programmes
  • outcomes of parent employment, parents' needs, and use of childcare
  • the effects of childcare/ECE on children's development and learning

There is a substantial body of mostly international research that has investigated the effects of non-parental childcare on children's development and learning.   Here we look at the NZ and international evidence.

What enhances the positive effects and reduces the negative is covered here also, including research on what makes for breastfeeding friendly services.
 
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# Article Title
1 Assessing the Evidence on Childcare/Early Education Effects
2 Who Cares for Baby? Women's Preferences
3 Parents as First Teachers: A Descriptive Study of the NZ PAFT Programme
4 The Competent Children Research: A Flagship for Public Policy and Spending in ECE
5 Parents as First Teachers Programme: Family Exit Survey
6 Developing Breastfeeding Friendly Childcare to Support Mothers in Paid Employment and Studying
7 Breastfeeding Support: Practice, Policy & Research
8 The UK's Millennium Cohort Longitudinal Study
9 Mothers Work and Child Wellbeing - Results of UK and USA Research
10 Having a Career and Raising Children: Profile of Prof Heather Joshi
11 Leading Researcher Visits NZ to Talk about Working Mothers and Child Development
 
Random Sample of Articles
The UK's Millennium Cohort Longitudinal Study 16 May 2010, 12.24 Child Forum Effects of Childcare, Parents Working & Needs
 Presentation by Prof Heather Joshi (2010) at a ChildForum lecture "Children of the 21st Century" on 4 May, at the University of Auckland The Millennium Cohort Study is the latest in the line of British birth cohort
Is Everything We Call 'Research' Research? 03 July 2010, 07.17 Child Forum Discussion Board on Research Matters
In recent years doing ‘research’ has gained popularity. Teachers are doing research. Undergraduates are doing research. Children are doing research. Bureaucrats are doing research. Research training, the completion of
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