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How to Balance Work and Child Care
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman gives an overview of the series on how to balance work and child care.
Will children suffer if their mothers are employed?
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman explains that most children thrive under good care, whether their mother is employed or not.
If a mother can afford to stay at home, should she?
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman explains that mothers should only stay at home with their children if they wish to.
At what ages is it important for a mom to be at home with ...
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman discusses why a mother might choose a certain age to stay home with her children.
Do pre-teens and teens need their moms at home more than ...
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman suggests reasons for some parents to be home for their pre-teen and teenage children.
Should parents let potential employers know they will ...
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman advises parents to be open with their employers about time off for their children's needs.
What kind of childcare arrangements are the best?
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman lists elements of a good childcare situation.
Is it important that childcare be licensed?
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman stresses the importance of knowing your childcare provider's background.
What is a good ratio of adults to children in childcare?
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman recommends the right balance of children to adults in childcare settings.
Should parents make unannounced visits to see their ...
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman explains how unannounced visits to your childcare facility can benefit parents.
Can neighbors and family members provide good child care?
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman highlights the importance of being familiar with family members' and neighbors' childcare methods.
How old should babysitters be?
National Research Center for Women and Families president Dr. Diana Zuckerman offers advice about the age a babysitter ought to be.
