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My Daddy Takes Care of Me! Fathers as Care Providers: Fall 1993 - Detailed Tables

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My Daddy Takes Care of Me! Fathers as Care Providers: Fall 1993 - Detailed Tables

1997

Report Number PPL-53

Fathers as Child Care Providers, by Labor Force Characteristics

1988

For Children 0-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-14: Employed Fathers [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-4: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-4: Employed Fathers [<1.0MB]

For Children 5-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 5-14: Employed Fathers [<1.0MB]

Fathers as Child Care Providers, by Selected Characteristics

1988

For Children 0-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-4: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 5-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

Fathers as Child Care Providers, by Labor Force Characteristics

1991

For Children 0-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-14: Employed Fathers [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-4: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-4: Employed Fathers [<1.0MB]

For Children 5-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 5-14: Employed Fathers [<1.0MB]

Fathers as Child Care Providers, by Selected Characteristics

1991

For Children 0-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-4: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 5-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

Fathers as Child Care Providers, by Labor Force Characteristics

1993

For Children 0-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-14: Employed Fathers [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-4: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-4: Employed Fathers [<1.0MB]

For Children 5-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 5-14: Employed Fathers [<1.0MB]

Fathers as Child Care Providers, by Selected Characteristics

1993

For Children 0-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 0-4: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

For Children 5-14: All Fathers, Employed and Not Working [<1.0MB]

Note: All care takes place during mother's working hours.

Sources and Reference

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP), 1988, 1991 and 1993.

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My Daddy Takes Care of Me! Fathers as Care Providers

September 1997

In this report, we look at one aspect of fathers’ involvement – fathers caring for their children during mothers’ working hours.

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