In Paper Symposium: How grandparents in China, Chile and the United States influence children’s development

Chair

In Paper Symposium: How grandparents in China, Chile and the United States influence children’s development
On Symposium Paper: How Chinese mothers and grandmothers read books with toddlers and its relations with toddlers’ language

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: Using Family Routines to Improve Children’s Literacy and Math Skills and Parenting Practices
On Symposium Paper: Math Intervention Focused on Family Routines Improves Parental Math Talk

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: Parent practices and socio-emotional, cognitive, and linguistic outcomes in young Chilean children

Chair

In Paper Symposium: Strengths-Based Approaches for Examining and Supporting Narrative Development in Young Children
On Symposium Paper: Parents’ Book-Reading Practices Relate to Latino Kindergarteners’ Narrative Skills

Presenting Author