Language Development and Enjoyment of Reading: Impacts of Early Parent-Child Activities in Two Growing up in Scotland Cohorts
Language development and enjoyment of reading: impacts of early parent-child activities in two Growing Up in Scotland cohorts.
Appendix C: Additional Charts
Figure A.1 % of children doing both activities most days at 10 months, by parental level of education
Unweighted bases: BC1: n=5215, BC2: n=6126.
Figure A.2 % of children doing both activities most days at 10 months, by equivalised household income
Unweighted bases: BC1: n=5215, BC2: n=6126.
Figure A.3 % of children doing both activities most days at 10 months, by level of area deprivation ( SIMD)
Unweighted bases: BC1: n=5215, BC2: n=6126.
Figure A.4 Doing frequent activities at age 3, by equivalised household income (mean score)
Unweighted bases: BC1: n=4182, BC2: n=4989.
Figure A.5 Doing frequent activities at age 3, by level of area deprivation ( SIMD) (mean score)
Unweighted bases: BC1: n=4182, BC2: n=4989.
Figure A.6 Receipt and use of Bookbug, by equivalised household income (%)
Unweighted base: BC2: n=6103.
Figure A.7 Receipt and use of Bookbug, by level of area deprivation ( SIMD) (%)
Unweighted base: BC2: n=6103.
Figure A.8 % of parents who accessed the PlayTalkRead website, by equivalised household income
Unweighted base: BC2: n=5013.
Figure A.9 % of parents who accessed the PlayTalkRead website, by level of area deprivation ( SIMD)
Unweighted base: BC2: n=5013.