What does CELF stand for?

Center on the Everyday Lives of Families (University of California, Los Angeles)

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Researchers Tamar Kemer-Sadlik and Amy Paugh at UCLNs Center on the Everyday Lives of Families took a hard look at the concept of quality time in families and found that while most parents perceive quality time as planned and structured family time, the most valuable communication and experience for child development may occur spontaneously in everyday routines, when you're "just chilling.

Rethinking the meaning of quality time