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Peer reviewedTuttle, William M., Jr. – Child Welfare, 1995
Suggests that concern for "latchkey" children during World War II was hyperbolic. Examines the variety of successful solutions parents devised for child day care: (1) day care arrangements made by families themselves; (2) Lanham Act child day care centers; (3) centers operated by private industry; and (4) the very successful Extended…
Descriptors: Child Caregivers, Child Welfare, Children, Day Care
