The relationship of regulation, training, and motivation to quality of care in family day care

Families that Work: Children in a Changing World.

Alice M. Propper, Sheila B. Kamerman, Cheryl D. Hayes · Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews · 1983 · 232 citations

Social Sciences, Human Development, Sociology +12

Who cares for the child in day care? An examination of caregivers from three types of care

Alan Pence, Hillel Goelman · Early Childhood Research Quarterly · 1987 · 46 citations

Medicine, Pediatrics, Psychosocial Care +9

Family Environment and Family Day Care

Hillel Goelman, Ellen Shapiro, Alan Pence · Family Relations · 1990 · 18 citations

Social Sciences, Child Health, Behavioral Health +13

Slogans, slots, and slander: The myth of day care need.

Arthur C. Emlen · American Journal of Orthopsychiatry · 1973 · 14 citations

Public Affairs, Health Systems, Health Services Research +12

Child Care by Kith: A Study of the Family Day Care Relationships of Working Mothers and Neighborhood Caregivers.

Arthur C. Emlen, Betty A. Donoghue, R. Lawrence LaForge · 1971 · 10 citations

Social Sciences, Social Work, Child Welfare +11