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Parental employment and early child care have a psychological effect on many individuals today. Based on the information in the text and other resources, how might this impact the children in our society? Word count in not important- couple of paragraphs. Reference is needed.

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Absence of parents can indeed make children feel alone, dejected and not cared for.
A balance in the time spent with children is absolutely needed for them to bond with their parents, feel valued, supervised and loved by being shown that they are the most important part of the lives of parents. Too many stories of unhappy ...

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