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Excerpt from Nursery Education: A Survey of Day Nurseries, Nursery Schools, Private Kindergartens, in the United States; Report of the Committee on the Infant and Preschool Child
There also arose the possibility of overlapping between this Committee and the Section of the Conference on Medical Service. That Section was undertaking a survey of com munity health programs for young children. This Committee therefore limited 1ts study of health programs to the survey of the standards of health inspection in day nurseries and nursery schools.
The Committee also voted to undertake a survey of the child in the home and chose an advisory committee for this part of its program. A survey of legislation relating to the education and training of young children was not considered by this Committee since it was being considered by other Committees of the Conference. The Committee therefore found it necessary to concentrate on its two main projects: first, a Survey of Institutions for the Education and Training of Young Children; and, second, the Study of the Young Chila' in the Home.
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