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Poverty and the Daily Lives of Infants
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This paper examines important aspects of infants' daily experiences in a southeastern city in the United States in order to illustrate differences between poor and non-poor infants. "Poor" infants were compared to their "non-poor" counterparts on the quality of parenting they received; quality of their home environments; relative health and safety; stability, structure, and predictability of their daily lives; and exposure to diverse experiences in the community. (exerpt from source: Ingenta Connect)
Journal
2006
12
1
1-20
Sacramento
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