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¶ … Parenting Skills and Early Placement of Children in Daycare Settings
This paper presents a detailed discussion about daycare and the possible correlation between parenting skills and early placement of children in daycare settings. The writer explores the effects of daycare on children as well as the parenting skill possibilities that lead a parent to place their child into an early day care setting. There were ten sources used to complete this paper.
Since the women's movement took hold about four decades ago millions of children have been placed into daycare systems across the nation. This movement has sparked huge debates on the impact of daycare on children including children who have been placed in their daycare settings at a very early age. Some focus has been on the parenting skills of those who place their children into daycare at an early age and whether or not the parenting skills or lack of them correlate with the early daycare placement. With the exception of daycares set up for the exclusive purpose of early intervention, because of poor parenting, there does not seem to be a direct connection between parenting skills or lack thereof in daycare decisions.
PARENTING SKILLS
One can take one hundred parenting skills surveys and one might find one hundred levels, styles and sets of parenting skills on any given day. Parenting skills are as individual as those who implement them but there are a few basics by which the world can measure capability and success. The basic premise of parenting skills is to keep the child safe from harm and teach them to become productive, moralistic adults in the world. Whether or not the parenting skills are tied to daycare entrance has not been looked at to closely but in looking at peripheral...
While this does attribute some daycare success or failure in daycare settings to parenting skills it is not about early placement, but social skills and parenting skills.
Marion O'Brien of the University of Kansas at Lawrence…
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