Babies in Minnesota The Well-Being and Vulnerabilities of Our Youngest Children /

Babies in Minnesota [electronic resource] : The Well-Being and Vulnerabilities of Our Youngest Children / Richard Chase and Jennifer Valorose.

Researchers in many fields agree. The physical, social, and economic health and well-being of adults and society as a whole are strongly influenced by the early experiences of children, when the foundation for effective cognitive and social skills and abilities are developed. Children who have devel...

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Main Author: Chase, Richard
Corporate Author: Wilder Research
Other Authors: Valorose, Jennifer
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 2009.
Subjects:
Birth.
Neonates.
Infants.
Toddlers.
Early Parenthood.
Unwed Mothers.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
Body Weight.
Nutrition.
Child Health.
Infant Mortality.
Race.
Home Visits.
Leaves of Absence.
Medical Services.
Early Intervention.
Early Childhood Education.
Mental Health.
Well Being.
Immunization Programs.
Child Care.
Low Income Groups.
Child Abuse.
Diseases.
Obesity.
Poisoning.
Autism.
Health Insurance.
Welfare Recipients.
Parent Education.
Poverty.
Housing.
Homeless People.
Depression (Psychology)
Institutionalized Persons.
Parents.
Prenatal Care.
Employed Parents.

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