Psychological research on childcare and child development?

Question

What kind research has been done on childcare and how it affects child development?

Answer 1

Lots. I took developmental psychology and it goes into tremendous depth in childcare and the behavior effected by childcare.  

Answer 2

There are many researches that have been done so far:  

BUBL LINK: Child development, Are There Long-Term Effects of Early Child Care?, Developmental Psychology Arena - Journals - Early Child ... Daycare Nursery & Centre for Child Development:Tir Na n-Og ... Child Care & Early Education Research and more researches to be seen. You would find all kind of researches that have been done on childcare and how they affect child development in details by look into these researches yourself.  Please follow the link:     http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&rlz...

One research which I particularly interested is Child Development Current Research: Nature vs Nurture

-This great subject “Nature or Nurture” that been in my thinking for the past 35 years.  You can have a look in great details from this site:  http://www.childdevelopmentinfo.com/rese...

Nature

Parents' Genes, Not Parents' Arguing, May Cause Children's Conduct Problems

Genetics Influence Adolescent Language Problems

Genes And Stressed-out Parents Lead To Shy Kids

Late Talking Toddler: New Research Debunks The Myth

Young Children Don't Believe Everything They Hear

Imaginary Friendships Could Boost Child Development

Children Follow Same Steps To Learn Vocabulary, Regardless Of Language Spoken

Etc.

Nurture

Center-based Care Yields More Behavior Problems; In Other Types Of Care, Problems Short-lived

Early Child Care Linked To Increases In Vocabulary, Some Problem Behaviors In Fifth And Sixth Grades

Fathers Influence Child Language Development More Than Mothers

Pretending Not Just Child's Play: Parents Can Have Important Role, Too

Grandparents Relate To Adopted Grandchildren The Same As Biological Grandchildren

School Achievement, Perceptions Of Ability, And Interest Change As Children Age

Breastfeeding Boosts Mental Health, New Research Reveals

Etc.