Question

How did the boys and girls from poor families try to supplement the family income?

Answer 1

Explanation:

Children from less well-off families are at greater risk than wealthier children for poor cognitive, behavioral and health outcomes. ... This line of reasoning suggests that policies and programs that improve outcomes for low-income children may break—or at least dampen—the links between poverty across generations.

Many researchers and advocates use a measure of less than 200 percent of the poverty threshold to identify families with low incomes. [2] By this definition, in 2017, nearly 4 in 10 children (39 percent) under age 18 lived in low-income families.