health problems., cognitive
             delays and behavioral problems as compared to children who do not grow
             up in poverty. These poor children "more likely to experience medical
             problems such as lead poisoning, failure to thrive, otitis media, iron
             deficiency, anemia, and to score lower on developmental and cognitive
             scales." There are many variables that effect relationships indirectly, these
             include nutrition, housing, medical care, lifestyles, neighborhood quality,
             accidents, and exposure to toxic substances. Also a social and emotional
             qualities in which the child develops: parenting skills, maltreatment, maternal
             disharmony, and quality of care. Young children who have a low SES are
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