Indicators of a child’s well-being

To check on the indicators of a child’s well-being go to the government Web site ChildStats.gov and click on the most recent indicators of a child’s well-being. Look at the site carefully, the left has a menu for you to view the indicators of health and the research figures. What health items that were listed were surprising to you, and why? Based on this information, describe in detail 5 things you would consciously look for about the well-being of a child new to an early education setting. (Your completed assignment should be at least 450 words in length)

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