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Care Work Is Also Work: Recognizing and Valuing Women’s Role in Care 

March 5, 2025 por Yyannú Cruz Aguayo - Nancy Argueta Leave a Comment

Care is a universal need. All of us have received and will receive care at some point in life: in early childhood and later in life due to aging, illness, or potential disability. However, the responsibility for providing care falls primarily on women, who in Latin America and the Caribbean account for 71% of the hours dedicated to caring for others (including both children and … [Read more...] about Care Work Is Also Work: Recognizing and Valuing Women’s Role in Care 

The Impact of Working with Families on the Development of the Most Vulnerable Children

May 9, 2024 por Marta Rubio-Codina - Raquel Bernal Leave a Comment

Programs working with families through group visits and/or group sessions have shown significant impacts on children's development – both in the short term through cognitive and language improvements and in adulthood through improved academic and work performance. Conceptualizing and implementing programs of this type from scratch can be costly and challenging, especially … [Read more...] about The Impact of Working with Families on the Development of the Most Vulnerable Children

5 Steps Toward Generating Policy-oriented Data on Access to Quality Early Childhood Services

September 18, 2023 por Florencia Lopez Boo - Caroline Cohrssen - Nirmala Rao - Abbie Raikes Leave a Comment

How do we know if childcare centers, preschools and home visits are effectively preparing children for school? How do we know if these services actually promote child development in young children? The question of how to measure access to quality services has been present in academia and policy for decades. So, where do we stand today and how should we move forward? In … [Read more...] about 5 Steps Toward Generating Policy-oriented Data on Access to Quality Early Childhood Services

Returning to work after becoming a mother: the challenge of breastfeeding  

August 7, 2023 por Eugenia Simhan Leave a Comment

We have long known that breastmilk is the best food for babies and has many benefits for mothers as well. For decades, 170 countries have celebrated World Breastfeeding Week, an annual campaign to raise awareness about how important it is to defend, promote, and support exclusive breastfeeding during babies’ first six months, together with continued breastfeeding alongside … [Read more...] about Returning to work after becoming a mother: the challenge of breastfeeding  

Can cash transfers boost child development?

January 25, 2022 por Florencia Lopez Boo Leave a Comment

Un padre y su niña beneficiarios de transferencias condicionadas para el desarrollo infantil

We’ve talked before about how poverty negatively impacts both early child development and brain development. Young children are shaped by the stimulation they receive, as well as the words they hear and the significant relationships they have. However, these factors vary considerably from one socioeconomic level to another. To bolster child development, we have to bring down … [Read more...] about Can cash transfers boost child development?

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Early Childhood Development

The first years of life are essential to establish the future foundation of a person´s productivity and wellbeing. In this blog, experts from the IDB and thought leaders in the topic, share information and international experiences related to early childhood development. Join us to talk about initiatives implemented in your country in this area

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