July 20, 2018

Friday Five 236

Highlights

A smartphone app for dads, early puberty in white boys and substance use, and more. Tweet This
Social isolation starts in families, parent and family life education, and more. Tweet This

Single Beds Were Made for One
Andrea Mrozek, Comment

Kids' Share 2018: Report on Federal Expenditures on Children through 2017 and Future Projections
Julia B. Isaacs, et al., Urban Institute

Parent Education and Family Life Education: A Critical Link in Early Childhood Education Policy
Glen Palm and Betty Cooke, National Council on Family Relations

Early Puberty in White Adolescent Boys Increases Substance Use Risk
Purdue University

Encouraging Attendance and Engagement in Parenting Programs: Developing a Smartphone Application with Fathers, for Fathers
Balu, Rekha, Shawna Lee, and Samantha Steimle, OPRE, Administration for Children and Families

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