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LIST OF FIGURES
II.1 USE OF CHILD CARE BY EARLY HEAD START CHILDREN AT 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OF AGE
II.2 PRIMARY CHILD CARE ARRANGEMENTS OF EARLY HEAD START CHILDREN AT 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OF AGE
II.3 PRIMARY CHILD CARE ARRANGEMENTS FOR EARLY HEAD START CHILDREN AT 36 MONTHS OF AGE, BY PROGRAM APPROACH
II.4 PERCENTAGE OF EARLY HEAD START CHILDREN WHO RECEIVED THEIR PRIMARY CHILD CARE DURING NONSTANDARD HOURS, AT 24 MONTHS OF AGE, BY PROGRAM APPROACH
II.5 AVERAGE HOURS PER WEEK IN CHILD CARE FOR EARLY HEAD START CHILDREN AT 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OF AGE
II.6 PERCENTAGE OF EARLY HEAD START CHILDREN IN CHILD CARE FOR AT LEAST 30 HOURS PER WEEK AT 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OF AGE, BY PROGRAM APPROACH
II.7 PERCENTAGE OF EARLY HEAD START CHILDREN IN CENTER CHILD CARE FOR AT LEAST 30 HOURS PER WEEK AT 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OF AGE, BY PROGRAM APPROACH
II.8 SATISFACTION WITH PRIMARY CHILD CARE ARRANGEMENTS 28 MONTHS AFTER ENROLLMENT
II.9 TYPES OF CHILD CARE ARRANGEMENTS PREFERRED BY EARLY HEAD START FAMILIES WHO WANTED TO CHANGE ARRANGEMENTS
II.10 MAIN REASONS FAMILIES WOULD WANT TO CHANGE CHILD CARE ARRANGEMENTS, BY TYPE OF CARE PREFERRED, 28 MONTHS AFTER ENROLLMENT
II.11 IMPACTS ON CHILD CARE USE AT 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OF AGE
II.12 IMPACTS ON USE OF CENTER CHILD CARE AT 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OF AGE
II.13 IMPACTS ON AVERAGE HOURS PER WEEK IN ANY CHILD CARE AT 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OF AGE
II.14 IMPACTS ON AVERAGE HOURS PER WEEK IN CENTER CHILD CARE AT 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OF AGE
II.15 IMPACTS ON USE OF CARE DURING NONSTANDARD HOURS IN PRIMARY CHILD CARE ARRANGEMENTS AT 24 MONTHS OF AGE
III.1 AVERAGE ITERS SUBSCALE SCORES FOR CENTER CARE USED BY EARLY HEAD START FAMILIES (ALL SITES, WHEN CHILDREN WERE 14 AND 24 MONTHS OLD)
III.2 AVERAGE ECERS-R SUBSCALE SCORES FOR CENTER CARE USED BY EARLY HEAD START FAMILIES (ALL SITES, WHEN CHILD WAS 36 MONTHS OLD)
III.3 AVERAGE FDCRS SUBSCALE SCORES FOR FAMILY CHILD CARE USED BY EARLY HEAD START FAMILIES (ALL SITES, WHEN CHILDREN WERE 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OLD)
III.4 AVERAGE ITERS AND ECERS-R QUALITY RATINGS FOR EARLY HEAD START AND COMMUNITY CENTERS WHEN CHILDREN WERE 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OLD
III.5 AVERAGE ITERS AND ECERS-R SUBSCALE SCORES FOR EARLY HEAD START AND COMMUNITY CENTERS (ALL SITES, WHEN CHILDREN WERE 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OLD)
III.6 AVERAGE CAREGIVER ARNETT SCORES FOR EARLY HEAD START AND COMMUNITY CENTERS WHEN CHILDREN WERE 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OLD
III.7 AVERAGE CHILD-ADULT RATIOS FOR EARLY HEAD START AND COMMUNITY CENTERS WHEN CHILDREN WERE 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OLD
III.8 AVERAGE CHILD-CAREGIVER OBSERVATION SYSTEM (C-COS) SCORES FOR EARLY HEAD START AND COMMUNITY CENTERS WHEN CHILDREN WERE 24 AND 36 MONTHS OLD
III.9 IMPACT OF EARLY HEAD START ON PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN IN GOOD-QUALITY, CENTER CARE, WHEN THEY WERE 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OLD
III.10 IMPACT OF EARLY HEAD START ON PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN IN GOOD-QUALITY, CENTER CARE, AT CENTER-BASED SITES WHEN CHILDREN WERE 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OLD
III.11 IMPACT OF EARLY HEAD START ON PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN IN GOOD-QUALITY, CENTER CARE, AT SELECTED MIXED-APPROACH SITES WHEN CHILDREN WERE 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OLD
III.12 IMPACT OF EARLY HEAD START ON PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN IN CENTER CARE THAT MEETS THE HEAD START PROGRAM PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR CHILD-ADULT RATIOS, AT CENTER-BASED SITES WHEN CHILDREN WERE 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OLD
III.13 IMPACT OF EARLY HEAD START ON PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN IN CENTER CARE THAT MEETS THE HEAD START PROGRAM PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR CHILD-ADULT RATIOS, AT SELECTED MIXED-APPROACH SITES WHEN CHILDREN WERE 14, 24, AND 36 MONTHS OLD
III.14 IMPACT OF EARLY HEAD START ON PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN EXPERIENCING HIGH LEVELS OF CAREGIVER TALK IN CENTER CARE AT CENTER-BASED SITES WHEN CHILDREN WERE 24 AND 36 MONTHS OLD
III.15 IMPACT OF EARLY HEAD START ON PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN EXPERIENCING HIGH LEVELS OF CAREGIVER TALK IN CENTER CARE AT MIXED-APPROACH SITES WHEN CHILDREN WERE 24 AND 36 MONTHS OLD
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