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child day care

child day care Child day care is a non-parental care setting, such as kindergarten or another day-care institution, that children attend during the day.

Child day care is a non-parental care setting, such as kindergarten or another day-care institution, that children attend during the day. Entering child day care is described as a major transition in a child’s life and may also support development, for example by helping compensate for possible language difficulties.

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Drafting source: Rickmeyer Constanze; Lebiger-Vogel Judith; Leuzinger-Bohleber Marianne. Transition to Kindergarten: Negative Associations between the Emotional Availability in Mother–Child Relationships and Elevated Cortisol Levels in Children with an Immigrant Background. 2017; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00425; article XML SHA-256 73ad44cb0b23645694df593629c36975d15fbade55dfc0834ed73d5c44d339ae. “Transition to Kindergarten: Negative Associations between the Emotional Availability in Mother–Child Relationships and Elevated Cortisol Levels in Children with an Immigrant Background” (10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00425).
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