Child-care attendance and common morbidity: evidence of association in the literature and questions of design by Aluísio J. D. Barros

“…The studies were not consistent, however, in relation to attendance at child-care homes. Children in such settings were sometimes similar to those in child-care centers, sometimes similar to those cared for at home, and sometimes presented an intermediate risk.…”
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Living in urban areas due for redevelopment: views of children and their families in Addis Ababa and Hawassa by Pankhurst, A, Tiumelissan, A

“…Most households do not own their homes. Children dislike their lack of separate kitchens, latrines, and washing facilities, and more than half the caregivers thought that their neighbourhoods were bad places to bring up children. …”

The trajectory of psychological distress and problematic Internet gaming among primary school boys: a longitudinal study across different periods of COVID-19 in China by I-Hua Chen, Yi-Ching Lin, Chung-Ying Lin, Wen-Chao Wang, Jeffrey H. Gamble

“…When restricted to their homes, children are susceptible to problematic Internet gaming (PG). …”
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Child-care attendance and common morbidity: evidence of association in the literature and questions of design Freqüência a creches e morbidade comum na infância: evidência de assoc... by Aluísio J. D. Barros

“…The studies were not consistent, however, in relation to attendance at child-care homes. Children in such settings were sometimes similar to those in child-care centers, sometimes similar to those cared for at home, and sometimes presented an intermediate risk.…”
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Healing Generational Trauma in Aboriginal Canadians by Jocelyn Chase

“…Taken by coercion or force from their homes, children were placed in these schools for the sole purpose of “aggressively civilizing” them, or to “kill the Indian in the child.”  …”
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