How to raise well-behaved children even while facing money challenges

"We found that 56% of these families had good co-parenting relationships which was linked to positive outcomes for their children," lead author Susan Yoon explained.

"This is the category where the children had the best outcomes, and it is encouraging that this was the largest group in our study," said Yoon, an OSU associate professor of social work.

"Our findings really highlight the strengths these families exhibit," said Yoon.

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