The Young Child and His Parents
A Study of One-Hundred Cases
A valuable contribution – should be most helpful to child-development teachers, leaders of child study groups, mothers, pediatricians, child psychologists, nurses, and other social workers. Very practical and simply written.
Child Health Bulletin
These brief case histories deal with the everyday behavior of normal children between the ages of two and six. Each history includes a brief characterization of the salient features of the case, a description of the home situation, a discussion of developmental history, a history of the adjustments of the child, and where possible, the treatment suggestion and the later history of the case. A valuable feature of this revised edition is a follow-up of more than seventy cases after a lapse of four years.
A valuable contribution – should be most helpful to child-development teachers, leaders of child study groups, mothers, pediatricians, child psychologists, nurses, and other social workers. Very practical and simply written.
Child Health Bulletin
Written in easy, readable style, and non-technical language, this book gives an insight into the problems of early childhood and the variety of methods used by parents in meeting them.
Journal of the American Association of University Women
Should be of great value to parents and students in gaining added insight into the problems and difficulties cited, as well as help in suggested techniques of treatment.
Survey
A book that parents will thoroughly enjoy, because it tells real stories of one hundred real children; as thoroughly convincing a book on child care as has appeared in a long time.
Holland’s Magazine