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Belsky & Rovine (1988)
(Meta-analysis)

Infants given "Strange situation" at 12 and 13 months
Infants who spend more than 20 hours a week in non-maternal care are at risk of insecure attachment
Additional risk factors for insecure attachment associated with non-maternal care:
1) Boys (temperament)
2) Infant temperament
3) Mum's sensitivity
4) Mum's satisfaction w marriage
5) Mum's career motivations at 9 months

Belsky & Rovine (1988)
NICHD,2001
Investigated relationship between childcare and attachmen
(Strange situation at 36 months)
biggest predictor of attachment status at 36 months was
sensitive parenting
child care (on its own) did not predict attachment security
at 36 months
• but when maternal sensitivity was low, more hours in nonmaternal child care at 15 months increased risk of insecure
attachment status at 36 months
NICHD, 2002

How does early child care affect pre academic skills at age 4 and a half
affected by both
– Quantity of childcare
– Quality of childcare
NICHD, 2003
• Investigated how early childcare affected
children’s social functioning at 4.5 years
affected by
– Quantity of childcare
– Not quality of childcare

Behaviour problems increased w quantity of childcare
How long does the association between early
childhood care and externalising behaviour
last?
aggressive tendencies in nursery children had disappeared by 8
to 9 years of age