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10 Things Your Daycare May Not
Tell You
by Liza Finlay www.Todaysparent.com
February 2004 |
6. The television is on too much.
Ruth Doughty's* 18-month-old son...
attend(ed) a home-based daycare. The TV occupied central real estate
in the living room, and the Toronto mom found it on most mornings when she
arrived. “I was told morning cartoons and the occasional ‘rainy-day’ movie
were the extent of the television watching,” she says. “But my son started
asking for programs I knew nothing about and when I investigated I found
there were more ‘rainy-day’ occasions than I was comfortable with.”
*Name
changed by request.
Category = Quality |
Clayton Cramer's Blog
http://www.claytoncramer.com/
weblog/blogger.html, 20-Feb-04
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Promoting the idea that...every child (should be)
in daycare will someday be looked back upon as one of the great mistakes of
the last half of the twentieth century.
Category = Politics |
The Effects of Early Maternal Employment on
Children's Cognitive Outcomes: The Canadian Experience
by Bali Ram,
Teresa Abada,
Feng Hou,
Population Association of America
2004 annual meeting program
http://paa2004.princeton.edu
3-Apr-2004, page 8 - 9 |
This perspective became apparent in the
research of Desai and her colleagues (1989), who showed in their analysis
of the 1986 U.S. National Longitudinal Survey of Youth that all children are
deprived of time with their mother when she is employed, although
it is the children from high income families who suffer most
from their mothers’ employment. These children lose more because
the attention and
quality of substitute care (daycare) is often inferior to
what they receive from their more educated, more skilled and more nurturing
parents.
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