Karen J. Authier
Abstract
Over the centuries families have made provisions for child care to allow parents to work in agriculture and industry. Changes in family structures and in the role of women require a refocusing of attention on the child care arrangements of families. This article examines historical foundations, current issues, and future concerns related to child care.
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Over the centuries families have made provisions for child care to allow parents to work in agriculture and industry. Changes in family structures and in the role of women require a refocusing of attention on the child care arrangements of families. This article examines historical foundations, current issues, and future concerns related to child care.
Key concepts: Child care, Work (physics), Nursing, Psychology, Economic growth, Sociology, Political science, Medicine