Written in 1985, Lives of Families has a collection of over 20 articles from the Southern Association of Children. This culmination of articles delivers a unique view from the ’80s into American family dynamics and societal influences at the time. This book discusses childcare resources, single-parent, and low-income households, along with other relevant topics.
Lives of Families contains articles written by scholars from medical, educational, and sociological fields. Focusing on the crucial role that families play in childhood development, this book offers resources and information. The Southern Association’s goal was to give the insight to raise happy and healthy children amongst stressors of the era. The articles include topics like birth order, the importance of fathers, and being busy.
The family can foster proper developmental growth and education. Parents can teach a love of learning to young children by nurturing them. Lives of Families shows how to create an optimal home environment for children under six. Parent involvement plays a role in giving a child the best opportunities in life through adulthood.
Visit the product page to view the Table of Contents and Graphs used in this early-era parenting book. You can click the Resources and Downloads link to access the information.
Book Type | eBook – Apple, Paperback |
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Master ID | 9780893340773 |
ISBN10 | 893340774 |
Publisher | Green Dragon Books |
Tags: 1980's,Child Care,Diversity,Early Childhood Education,Education,Education research,Parent Involvement,Parenting
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