Research Projects | Growing Up in New Zealand

Gendered parenting and the intergenerational transmission of gendered stereotypes: Evidence from the Growing Up in New Zealand survey

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2022
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Mitchell, Livvy, Isabelle Sin, Maanaima Soa-Lafoai and Colleen Ward. 2022. “Gendered parenting and the intergenerational transmission of gendered stereotypes: Evidence from the Growing Up in New Zealand survey”. Motu Economic and Public Policy Research. Wellington, New Zealand.

Research Projects Using Growing Up Data

Gendered parenting and the intergenerational transmission of gendered stereotypes: Evidence from the Growing Up in New Zealand survey

Access to childcare interim report 4: How are childcare access issues reflected in mothers’ work?

Access to childcare interim report 1: Who has difficulty accessing affordable childcare?

First exposure to antibiotics and neurodevelopmental outcomes in childhood

Wellbeing and COVID-19: Risk and resilience during lockdown and a potential to foster cultural transmission.

Young carers in the Growing Up in New Zealand cohort

Understanding Children’s Responses to Peer Provocation

The Musical Lives of Children in Aotearoa: Evidence from a longitudinal cohort study.

Summer Studentship: Who were the Asian mothers in Growing Up in New Zealand at recruitment, and what were their experiences of living in NZ?

Relationships between reading for pleasure and children’s wellbeing in Aotearoa New Zealand

Recurrent microbial carriage and skin and soft tissue infections in New Zealand children

Longitudinal childhood exposure to unhealthy food environments: an investigation of neighbourhood food environments, household mobility, household deprivation, dietary behaviours and excess body size among children aged 4 to 8 years

Person-centred analysis of children’s learning and development data underpinned by the principles of Te Whāriki: An exploration of latent subgroup approaches

Now We Are Twelve Reporting NWA12

Moderating factors for the development of early childhood behavioural problems and traumatic brain injury (TBICP)

Longitudinal trajectory modelling using novel machine learning methods

Intergenerational transmission of human capital: what makes and breaks the cycle of advantage and disadvantage?

Identifying predictors of access to services that support children’s speech, language and communication

How are Samoan children growing up in Samoa and in New Zealand? A Descriptive and Comparative Analysis of Lifestyle Behaviours, Growth, General Health, and Well-being in Two Cohorts

He ara rangatiratanga - Participant response and retention in the longitudinal GUiNZ study

Growth monitoring Aotearoa: Scoping a national system for tamariki and rangatahi

Efficacy of Early Childcare

Exploring the STEM career aspirations of eight-year-olds in Aotearoa

Debt and economic insecurity among Aotearoa New Zealand families with children

Child speech, language and communication skills and specialist support. Are parents accessing support for their children with speech, language and communication needs?

Child health care utilisation and health care practices among New Zealand families for whom English is not their first language

Associations of screen time and child language

Associations between parent-infant bed-sharing, breastfeeding, infants exposure to screens and infant sleep outcomes

Āmua project

What role do parental values and aspirations play in intergenerational upward mobility?

What are the long term employment impacts for mothers of lack of access to affordable, acceptable childcare

Throat microbiome diversity and bacterial colonisation in preschool children - pilot project

Psychometric properties and cultural equivalence of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire

The Influences of Parental Educational Expectations and Parenting Practices on Children

“Seeing” our tamariki in longitudinal studies: how demographic trajectories matter

Risk and protective factors for early child behavioural problems within the context of intimate partner aggression

Respiratory infections and access to care among Pacific children in the Growing Up in New Zealand study

Re-evaluating the “digital divide” in a changing media landscape

Observed emotionality in parent-child dyads: the role of gender diversity in youth

Moving for good? The influence of residential mobility on unmet health care needs and child health

“Just give me some space” The effect of income, parental stress and children’s screen use on child behaviour

In the field of speech language therapy, children are typically defined as having a "language disorder" if their scores on standardised language tests are below a cut-off (usually 1-1.5 standard deviations below the mean) and accompanied by difficulties w

Health Disparities among Children of Immigrants: Evidence from Growing Up in New Zealand

Gross motors skills development in New Zealand children with and without Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Exploring the Highlights and Challenges of Working Parents in Aotearoa New Zealand

Exploring differential access, retention and experience for Māori mothers and their children in the Well-Child Tamariki Ora (WCTO) Programme

Examining neurocognitive outcomes of children that have experienced prenatal alcohol exposure using data from the Growing Up in New Zealand cohort.

Emotional wellbeing during childhood is an important determinant of adult wellbeing. The prevalence of childhood depression and anxiety is increasing in many countries including New Zealand (NZ). Child groups at higher risk of poorer mental health include

Effect of bilingualism on Executive Functions (EF) of young bilingual children growing up in New Zealand

Early Childhood Eating Behaviours and Later Food Neophobia at 8 Years of Age: Longitudinal Analyses of Data from the Growing Up in New Zealand Study.

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