The technical report "Child Development and Environmental Contexts in Contemporary Taiwan: Findings from the Kids in Taiwan (KIT) Project" has been published online. Divided into two volumes, the report presents comprehensive descriptive statistics from the KIT Parent Questionnaire and Educarer Questionnaire. It includes survey data from two cohorts: the KIT-3M cohort, which tracks children from birth to age 2 (at 3, 6, 12, 18, and 24 months), and the KIT-36M cohort, which follows children aged 3 to 5 (at 36, 48, and 60 months).

If you’re curious about the overall development of young children in contemporary Taiwan—including their cognitive, language, social-emotional, physical-motor development, and health—or if you’re interested in learning more about their family backgrounds, growth trajectories, and caregiving environments, we invite you to explore this technical report.

The full report (PDF) is available for download at: https://kit.hdfs.ntnu.edu.tw/CN/Publications4.aspx

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