Annette Laureau,author of Unequal Childhoods,argues that class differences in parenting are:

A) more about race than class
B) mostly related to differences in material goods
C) mostly about language,attitudes,and behaviors
D) mostly pertain to the geographic environment of the child's upbringing

Laureau argues that class differences in parenting are mostly about language, attitudes, and behaviors, rather than material goods or geographic environment. She emphasizes that middle-class parents tend to use concerted cultivation, which involves actively fostering their child's talents and interests through organized activities, while working-class and poor parents tend to use accomplishment of natural growth, which involves providing basic care and allowing children to develop on their own. These different parenting styles can affect a child's future opportunities and success. There is some intersection between race and class, but Laureau's main focus is on the class-based differences in parenting practices.