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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1992

Page

9

Amnesty program eases path to licensed home day care

Brenda, a Frederick County day care provider, seeks a state amnesty to obtain a home license without a three to four month shutdown. The program offers relief from fines, helps with zoning and safety issues, and requires seminars and background checks. Licensed providers must meet safety standards, undergo inspections, and complete ongoing child development and health training.

Brenda Frederick County State Department of Human Resources Christine Conover Frederick Carroll Counties Ms. Conover FBI Ms. Kitchen Conover

Tag team parenting gains ground beating the clock

As many Americans work nontraditional shifts to balance family needs, tag team parenting increases. Married workers split hours to provide constant child care, reducing day care reliance while shaping family routines and perceptions of stress and fulfillment.

United States Harriet Presser University of Maryland Presser America

Part-time work may help families balance children, home, careers

New York AP report from Harvard professor Dr. Jacqueline Olds and colleagues shows mothers working part time can ease the load of family and career. The study of 30 couples finds husbands with full time jobs spend more time with children when wives work part time, and marriages often grow closer.

New York Harvard University Jacqueline Olds Harvard Medical School Olds Charlene Canape HarperCollins Canape New York City

Women balance work and home for happiness health

Psychologist Faye Crosby of Smith College notes women are generally happier and healthier with multiple life roles. Research cited in Working Mother suggests diverse roles add resilience if one area falters, though homemakers with young children often report lower mood due to limited status, time, and structure.

New York Faye Crosby Crosby Smith College the Free Press Working Mother Magazine

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