This report is the first in a series that will highlight the experience of FFN and nanny caregivers and the families they support. The purpose of this report is to highlight parental ECE choices—both current and ideal—and the role of family, friends, neighbors, and nannies in child care arrangements. Subsequent briefs will present data on the characteristics of the caregivers themselves, including their typical arrangements, compensation, well-being, and support. (author abstract)
Parent preferences in family, friend, neighbor, and nanny care: A study of family, friend, neighbor (FFN), and nanny care in California - part one
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California
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