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Parents’ play beliefs and engagement in young children’s play at home

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Wing Kai Fung & Kevin Kien Hoa Chung. (2023) Association Between Children’s Home Play Opportunity and School Readiness: Object and Social Mastery Motivation as Mediators?. Early Education and Development 34:6, pages 1476-1487.
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Aruna Wu, Yue Tian, Shuo Chen & Liying Cui. (2022) Do Playful Parents Raise Playful Children? A Mixed Methods Study to Explore the Impact of Parental Playfulness on Children’s Playfulness. Early Education and Development 0:0, pages 1-24.
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Daniela Aldoney, Soledad Coo, Andrea Mira & Josefina Valdivia. (2022) Mothers, fathers and educators’ beliefs about play in Chilean preschool children. International Journal of Play 11:2, pages 164-183.
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Sha Xie, Dandan Wu & Luyao Liang. (2022) Family Environment Profile in China and Its Relation to Family Structure and Young Children’s Social Competence. Early Education and Development 33:3, pages 469-489.
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Zhonglian Yan, Chong Han, Xiuyu Tian & Bo Lv. (2021) The influence of parenting style on sibling relations among children aged 4–6 in rural areas in Northern China–a regression model. European Early Childhood Education Research Journal 29:4, pages 533-546.
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Laura L. Ooi, Linda Rose-Krasnor, Marina Shapira & Robert J. Coplan. (2020) Parental beliefs about young children’s leisure activity involvement. Journal of Leisure Research 51:4, pages 469-488.
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Xunyi Lin, Hui Li & Weipeng Yang. (2020) You Reap What You Sow: Profiles of Chinese Fathers’ Play Beliefs and Their Relation to Young Children’s Developmental Outcomes. Early Education and Development 31:3, pages 426-441.
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Xunyi Lin & Hui Li. (2018) Chinese mothers’ profile which values both play and academics predicts better developmental outcome in young children. International Journal of Behavioral Development 43:1, pages 61-66.
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