Can Doctor's office parenting classes close the school readiness gap?
NCT ID NCT03641092
Summary
This study is testing whether a special group parenting program offered during regular pediatric check-ups can help toddlers from low-income families develop better language skills. The program, called CenteringParenting, brings parents together for education and support during well-child visits. Researchers will measure children's language development at age 2 and see if parents read, talk, and play with their children more often.
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Boston Medical Center
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