A weekly round-up of interesting research on demography, family policy, and other family stuff. Along with some mini-takes by yours truly.
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Ten Differences Between English and American Schools
Some initial observations.
I am an American journalist who frequently writes about parenthood for American audiences—but I’ve spent the bulk of my parenting years outside the States. So I’ve got some blind spots. In particular, until about...
“Intensive Parents” Are Propping Up The Birth Rate, and Other Interesting New Research
How Fathers’ Work Hours Shape The Motherhood Penalty; Mapping Out America’s Hodgepodge of a Safety Net For Moms; The Predictability of American Poverty + more.
A note for newcomers: Welcome! This is a round-up of newly published research o...
Lies, Damned Lies, and Potty Statistics
That one stat about how 92% of kids in the 1950s were potty trained by 18 months is made up.
Occasionally, when I am doing research for a piece, I come across a striking statistic in an article or book that, upon inspection, turns out to b...
The Weird Thing About Sweden’s Baby Bust, and Other Interesting New Research
The Difference Between Male Breadwinning and Hypergamy; Moms Really Don’t Like Missing Their Kids’ Activities; That Stat About Kids Getting 4 to 7 Minutes of Daily Outdoor Time is Probably Bunk + more
A note for newcomers: Welcome! This is...
The Gamble of American Walking
A tale of two walks in two very different cities.
For the nearly seven years that I lived in Bristol, a mid-sized city in southwest England, I did not have a car. I walked nearly everywhere. When I didn’t walk, I usually biked or took the...
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