In their analysis of the quality of substitute child care, Cox and Demmitt take the position that:

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Cox and Demmitt take the position that substitute child care can't be wholly praised or condemned. They recognize that there may be some negative effects of substitute child care, but they also acknowledge that it can have positive effects and that for some children, it may be the best option available. They argue that the quality of substitute child care is an important factor in determining its effects on children, and that policymakers need to focus on improving the quality of substitute care.

In Their Analysis of the Quality of Substitute Child Care