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Pat Hastings@ophastings.bsky.social |
Third, a lot of concerted cultivation talk focuses on activities for older children, but investments targeted at younger children may have greater returns. We find the summer SES gaps in fathers' childcare time is driven by younger rather than older school-aged children. 6/9
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Takeaway 1: We think it's helpful to look at money and time together because there can be tradeoffs: money spent on children’s activities can crowd out parent's time with their children. Accounting for both more fully reveals the extent of inequality in parental investments. 7/9
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