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Early Child Development and Care Volume 176, 2006 - Issue 1
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The link between daycare experience and attitudes toward daycare and maternal employment

Noam Shpancer Otterbein College, Ohio, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Laura Bennett‐Murphy Otterbein College, Ohio, USA
Pages 87-97 | Received 16 Sep 2004, Published online: 25 Jan 2007

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Noam Shpancer & Stefanie N. Schweitzer. (2018) A history of non-parental care in childhood predicts more positive adult attitudes towards non-parental care and maternal employment. Early Child Development and Care 188:3, pages 375-386.
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Noam Shpancer, Brandi Dunlap, KatherineM. Melick, Kelly Coxe, Devon Kuntzman, PamelaS. Sayre, Christine Toto & AriaT. Spivey. (2008) Educators or Babysitters? Daycare Caregivers Reflect on their Profession. Child Care in Practice 14:4, pages 401-412.
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