Child Well-Being
• Shared family activities • Control over the number and timing of children in the family • Parent/caregiver engagement with school and community • Safe and supportive home environment • Family routines • Stimulating home environment • Parenting skills and attributes (“authoritative” style) • Religious involvement
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