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Children's ear infections
rampant across country
by Kathleen Curry,
Lexington Herald-Leader,
2-Nov-93 |
Why are ear infections so abundant these days?
To Dr. Charles Bluestone,an internationally recognized authority on ear
infections, the answer is simple: day care.
"Virtually every study ever done on the increase in otitis media has shown
that day care is the most important difference," Bluestone said. Bluestone,
an otolaryngologist (ear and throat surgeon) with Children's Hospital in
Pittsburgh, was in Charlotte, N.C., to talk about ear infections with local
members of the American Academy of Family Physicians.
Infants and preschoolers in day care have a much higher incidence of
respiratory infections in general and ear infections in particular,
Bluestone said.
Category =
Disease |
In child-care field, you get what you pay for
by B.J. Phillips,
Lexington Herald-Leader,
6-Sep-94 |
Who do you think are the worst-paid full-time workers in America?...
It is women
child-care workers.
Category = Quality |
Child care poor in most U.S. Centers, study
says,
by Barbara Vobejda,
Lexington Herald-Leader,
6-Feb-95 |
...(day care) does not meet children's needs for
health, safety, warm relationships, and learning
Category =
Quality |
Day Care to Get Fat at Public Trough,
by Dennis Byrne, Chicago Sun-Times,
p29
14-Nov-95 |
...can someone please tell me why the
same people who complain about the state not having enough money for
(essential services) are now about to pass little-noticed law establishing
yet another one - for which there won't be enough money? I'm talking about
Senate bill 377, a law opening the door for state subsidies for large,
preschool day care operators. Disingenuously named the "ready to learn"
bill, it is in reality a ghastly collection of tired feel-goodisms,
bureaucratic mumbo jumbo, vague purposes and undefined costs.
In truth, it is legislation of, by and or the (daycare) social services
industry . Drafted by industry "providers," the wall will benefit industry
and - this is rich - be overseen by industry.
Category =
Economics, Politics |
Children need parents, love--not more laws,
by Dr. Laura Schlessinger, Lexington Herald-Leader,
25-Feb-97 |
Do you have your beloved in stranger care -- that
is, daycare centers, nannies and babysitters -- just because you want a
better lifestyle...?
Don't confuse having to work with wanting what comes
from working --that's the new great lie.
Category =
Economics |
It takes more than a day care center,
by Dennis Byrne, Chicago Sun-Times,
p25
22-Apr-97 |
And while many young parents now
(mistakenly) believe that their kids are enriched by experiencing a
multitude of caregivers, the studies show that shuttling between caregivers
causes the kid grief and makes the formation of new relationships difficult.
Category =
Behavior |
It takes more than a day care center,
by Dennis Byrne, Chicago Sun-Times,
p25
22-Apr-97 |
The fact is that studies have uncovered
serious problems with early chidhood day care. Among them are heightened
aggression and defiance on one hand and social withdrawal on the other. Also
included are deficiencies of self-image, impaired work study skills, poorer
vocabulary, increased social maladjustment and deterioration of the
mother-child bond. In other words, you're "at risk" of ending up with clingy
and panicky kids, or hitters, kickers and shovers. And this isn't even
getting into the well-known health hazards that day care centers pose to
kids, their families and providers.
Category =
Behavior, Development, Disease |
Moms: Stop wondering 'what if?',
by Lori Borgman, Austin American Statesman,
May-97 |
..government (is)..dying to warehouse your kids for
you so you can get out there and earn more money for them to tax and spend.
No minimum-wage day-care worker will ever give your child the love and
personal attention that you will.
Category = Politics,
Quality |
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