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Study finds intergenerational co-parenting benefits children

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By Chuck Green Verified
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Family dynamics among caregivers tend to be complicated. They can become even more complex when grandparents take on co-parenting roles. Funded by a graduate scholars grant from the Buffett Early Childhood Institute, Xu investigated the role grandparents play in raising children and how co-parenting between grandparents and parents relate to children’s well-being.
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CHIME enhancing well-being among Head Start, Early Head Start educators

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By Chuck Green Verified
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Haley Wilhite, associate professor of child, youth and family studies and Early Childhood Extension specialist, speaks on CHIME. For many, work-related stress is often seen as part of the job, with emotional exhaustion, burnout and turnover reported across nearly every industry in the U.S. For the early childhood workforce, however, such stress can reach beyond teachers’ well-being and into the classroom.
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Early Childhood Research Summit connects research, practice, policy

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By Chuck Green Verified
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Ying Xu, assistant professor of education in the Harvard University Graduate School of Education, outlines the role and impact of artificial intelligence on children’s cognitive and social development during her keynote speech April 28 at the 2026 CYFS Early Childhood Research Summit at Nebraska Innovation Campus.
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