| 1. | The low priority given to day care as compared with other child welfare services. |
| 2. | Negative attitudes toward the working mother and toward day care as a supplementary-care arrangement. |
| 3. | Family day care versus the day-care center as the arrangement of priority. |
| 4. | The association of day care with public welfare. |
| 5. | The confusion over the professional identity of day care. |
| 6. | The problem of neglected age groups. |
| 7. | The inadequacy of current resources. |
| 8. | Multiple funding sources. |
| 1. | A growing acceptance of day care. |
| 2. | Increased public support of the availability of day care to all families. |
| 3. | A growing acceptance of day care for infants. |
| 4. | A diversification of the kinds of day-care arrangements and their auspices. |
| 5. | The employment of welfare mothers as caretakers. |
| 6. | An increase in parental involvement. |
| 7. | An increase in day care for children with special needs. |
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Publication information:
Book title: Child Welfare Services.
Edition: 3rd.
Contributors: Alfred Kadushin - Author.
Publisher: Macmillan.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 1980.
Page number: 307.
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