Extending the Baby's First Years intervention to study the impact of unconditional cash support for low-income families during all of early childhood

To provide an additional three years of funding for the Baby's First Years study to extend causal-impact assessments of unconditional cash gifts regarding cognitive, socioemotional, neural, and health outcomes, as well as regarding maternal health and family functioning--an extension that will cover the entire period from birth through a child's transition to formal schooling and covering children through age 8, two years after the cessation of the cash gifts.