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Subject: Child Development

Pushover fathers tell kids ‘wait until Mum gets home’

Who does what and why in the household? Insights into factors influencing children’s and adolescents’ participation in household longitudinal surveys

How has children’s wellbeing changed? Reviewing the evidence from the Good Childhood research programme

Complex families in the United Kingdom: mapping children’s diverse family pathways and their correlates from birth to age ten

Skill formation and the trouble with child noncognitive skill measures

Late-onset ADHD symptoms in the general population: a scoping review of longitudinal trajectories in population-based cohorts

Young carers and inequalities in educational attainment and school engagement: evidence from the UK household longitudinal study linked to the national pupil database

The co-occurrence of social adversities in early adolescence and their relationship to cognitive outcomes later in development

IFS Sure Start research wins ONS Research Excellence Award 2025

Adolescent social capital as a source of resilience against emotional and behavioural difficulties in times of crisis: longitudinal evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic

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