Demographic Groups Differ Over What’s Better for Children

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April 7, 2014

After Decades of Decline, A Rise in Stay-at-Home Mothers

Demographic Groups Differ Over What’s Better for Children

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Demographic Groups Differ Over What’s Better for Children

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After Decades of Decline, A Rise in Stay-at-Home Mothers
After Decades of Decline, a Rising Share of Stay-at-Home Mothers
Stay-at-Home and Working Mothers Who …
Stay-at-Home and Working Mothers, 1970 and 2012
Children with a “Traditional” Stay-at-Home Mother
What’s Best for Children?
Characteristics of Married Mothers with Working Husbands, 2012
Characteristics of Single Mothers, 2012
Characteristics of Cohabiting Mothers, 2012
Characteristics of Married Mothers with Non-Working Husbands, 2012
Stay-at-Home and Working Mothers, By Race and Ethnicity, 2012
Stay-at-Home and Working Mothers, by Nativity, 2012
Stay-at-Home and Working Mothers, by Educational Attainment, 2012
Time Use: Stay-at-Home Mothers vs. Working Mothers
Stay-at-Home Mothers’ Time, by Marital Status
Parenting Gap, by Work and Marital Status of Mothers
Time Use of Married Stay-at-Home Mothers with Working Husbands, by Age of Youngest Child
Child-care Time of Married Stay-at-Home Mothers with Working Husbands, by Education and Race
Detailed Child-care Activities Among Married Mothers, by Work Status
What’s Best for Children?
No Turning Back for Women
Mothers, More than Fathers, Experience Career Interruptions
Characteristics of Stay-at-Home and Working Mothers, 1970
Characteristics of Stay-at-Home and Working Mothers, 2000
Detailed Characteristics of Stay-at-Home Mothers, 2012
Detailed Characteristics of Stay-at-Home Mothers, 2012 (Continued)
Detailed Characteristics of Working Mothers, 2012
Detailed Characteristics of Working Mothers, 2012 (Continued)
Time-Use Activities for Paid Work, Housework, Child Care and Leisure

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