Authors Emilia Del Bono, Marco Francesconi, Yvonne Kelly, Amanda Sacker
Published by The Economic Journal, October 2016
SUMMARY
The research team from the University of Essex and University College London analysed data on 8,129 children from the Millennium Cohort Study, which contains detailed information on activities done by mothers and children from the age of three. The report authors used this information to distinguish between the amount of "educational" time mothers spent with children, such as reading to them, taking them to the library and helping with homework and the amount of "recreational" time, encompassing activities such as outdoor play, drawing and singing at home.
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