> negative findings associated with employment during the child’s first year are compatible with calls for more generous maternal leave policies. The other one

> negative findings associated with employment during the child’s first year are compatible with calls for more generous maternal leave policies. The other one says a similar thing. They both seem to say that for the first year or two having a stay at home parent is beneficial, but beyond that it doesn't really matter. These seem like significant and durable results on how to raise a child beyond parental income