Article: Studies aid working parents in search for best day care

As the trend toward working mothers continues, more and more working parents will be thrust into the frustrating and sometimes frightening business of finding day care for their children.

They can choose from a confusing number of alternatives, usually expensive and sometimes unreliable.

For parents of children 2 years of age and older, the results of day-care research offer both relief from guilt and some guidance. Psychologists have found evidence that older children of working parents can develop just as well socially and intellectually as those whose mothers are at home. In fact, in some cases day care may be better than home care. For disadvantaged children it may offer enrichment ...

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