Understanding Features of Quality in Home-Based Child Care That Are Often Overlooked in Research and Policy

Jaimie Orland, Juliet Bromer, Patricia Del Grosso, Toni Porter, Marina Ragonese-Barnes and Sally Atkins-Burnett

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Abstract: This brief explores key features of quality in home-based child care settings that research, program development, and policy commonly overlook and examines how such features might contribute to child and family outcomes.

Keywords: Home based child care; Child care quality; Child care and early education (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 9
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