Section 3 presents information on some of the ongoing challenges to conceptualizing and
operationalizing access that emerged from this review of the literature. These challenges …

Objective This study examined differences in time with family among Latino/a, White, and
Black youth and variation among Latino/a youth by gender and immigrant household status …

Pandemic-related school and formal childcare closures have increased the demand for
informal (ie, unregulated or unpaid) childcare, including care from nannies, tutors, extended …

This article aims to explore how child care is organized in families, documenting how
mothers produce their individual child care solution, or “patchwork”, within the context of …

Purpose Caregiving often presents challenges for parents, particularly for parents of loved
ones with disabilities or health challenges, who need and/or want to be employed. This …

Children of Mexican origin are under-enrolled in early childhood education programs
relative to Black and White children, which is problematic given the potential benefits of early …

Mexican-origin families face complex ethnic and immigration-based barriers to enrollment in
early childhood education programs. As such, reducing barriers to enrollment for this …

Public PreK programs are an increasingly popular policy tool to equalize early learning
opportunities. Programs can be universally available or targeted to support children's …

Abstract Background In China, less than one third of infants under 6 months of age are being
exclusively breastfed. Maternal rural-to-urban migration contributes to these low rates of …

Childcare programs enable newcomers' adaptation and integration to life in the host country
by allowing them to access employment and educational opportunities while building new …