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Study Children in Child Care Dont Exhibit Problematic Behaviors / Public News Service

A new study shows kids in child care are not more likely to exhibit behavior problems than those who don t attend them. The Society for Research in Child Development published the study on its website and looked at data from 10,000 toddlers and preschoolers in five nations. Mai Miksic, early childhood education policy director for Children First PA, a nonprofit advocacy organization which helps shape programs used in child care centers, said the research confirms the need for center-based care, and early childhood education pays off for children s learning and brain development. .

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UNH Center Works to Prevent Online Violence Against Children

The University of New Hampshire s Crimes Against Children Research Center has teamed up with the World Health Organization to help parents learn the best and most effective ways to protect their children online. The Center s latest report highlights the importance of school-based programs to teach youths specific life skills such as assertiveness, emotion management and seeking help. David Finkelhor, Crimes against Children Research Center Director, said actively teaching kids how to use these skills online can make all the difference when they encounter .

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Report KY Foster Kids Say They Want Stable Housing / Public News Service

According to a new report, a significant number of the state s youths are institutionalized, not because of a need for intensive supervision but because kinship or foster families are not available. The pandemic pushed Kentucky s child welfare agencies and workforce to its limits, and after the recent deaths of children in the state s residential facilities, advocates are calling for reforms. In 2020, more than 8,000 children in the Commonwealth were placed in foster care. .

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CA Pandemic Protections Held Line on Children s Health Insurance – El Observador

CA Pandemic Protections Held Line on Children s Health Insurance – El Observador
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KY Foster Kids Say They Want Stability and Better Care

According to a new report, a significant number of the state s youths are institutionalized, not because of a need for intensive supervision but because kinship or foster families are not available. The pandemic pushed Kentucky s child welfare agencies and workforce to its limits, and after the recent deaths of children in the state s residential facilities, advocates are calling for reforms. In 2020, more than 8,000 children in the Commonwealth were placed in foster care. .

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