The power of peers

Article Abstract:

Research has proven that children are influenced by the peers they meet in daycare, nursery schools and other out-of-home environments. They learn from them simple motor skills, the local language and most importantly, the skill of getting along.

Analysis, Motor ability, Motor skills, Child psychology, Child development

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Choosing the right kindergarten

Article Abstract:

Choosing the right kindergarten and school for your child is a difficult decision for parents and in 2001 parents are being given more choice. Advice on which school to pick for your child and ways to make the decision are presented.

Usage, Services, Behavior, Schools, Parents, School, Choice of, School choice

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Should you quit work?

Article Abstract:

The question of whether to stop or continue working after the birth of a child is discussed. Some mothers find they have a need to continue working, others find the pull to remain at home very strong.

Psychological aspects, Social aspects, Women, Working mothers, Mommy track

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