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> Pre-school boys whose
fathers offer praise or
compliments perform better
on achievement tests.
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> Young children who live in households where healthy food
is limited have a greater chance
of being overweight.
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> Children in higher-quality
early care and education
programs tend to have modestly higher academic and language outcomes and better social skills.
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