2020
DOI: 10.1080/15348431.2020.1791122
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It’s Not Rational It’s Complicated: Latina Mothers’ Choices of Childcare

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“…In terms of educational or learning support, prior to the pandemic, play was prioritized before schoolwork, with the goal of improving language skills, but with limited participation of mothers due to work occupations. These mothers' decisions are similar to the study by (Navarro-Cruz, 2023), where it was found that Latina mothers preferred to combine activities such as companionship, school care, and work, prioritizing the latter activity. Regarding this, (Mayorga Peñaloza et al, 2019) mentions that the accompaniment of families in learning is being affected because parents work and delegate responsibilities to relatives or caregivers.…”
Section: Educational Support Strategiessupporting
confidence: 78%
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“…In terms of educational or learning support, prior to the pandemic, play was prioritized before schoolwork, with the goal of improving language skills, but with limited participation of mothers due to work occupations. These mothers' decisions are similar to the study by (Navarro-Cruz, 2023), where it was found that Latina mothers preferred to combine activities such as companionship, school care, and work, prioritizing the latter activity. Regarding this, (Mayorga Peñaloza et al, 2019) mentions that the accompaniment of families in learning is being affected because parents work and delegate responsibilities to relatives or caregivers.…”
Section: Educational Support Strategiessupporting
confidence: 78%
“…In the international context, studies have been found that have addressed parental involvement with preschool children (Alper et al, 2021;Barnett et al, 2020;Bartoli et al, 2022;Cueto et al, 2020;Dove et al, 2018;Kaščák et al, 2023;Kurupınar & Kanmaz, 2023;Navarro-Cruz, 2023;Razeto, 2018;Siu & Keung, 2023;Zulauf-McCurdy & Zinsser, 2022;Tye, 2023).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%