The Book of the Child: An Attempt to Set Down What Is in the Mind of Children
The Book of the Child: An Attempt to Set Down What Is in the Mind of Children
Parenthood & Family Relations, Psychiatry/Psychology
The Book of the Child, written by F. D. How in the early 20th century, examines the complexities of children's thoughts and emotions. Through observations and analyses, How highlights the evolution of societal attitudes towards child-rearing, advocating for a nurturing approach over strict discipline. The book explores key aspects of childhood, such as memory, imagination, and the need for love, making it a valuable resource for parents and educators interested in child psychology and development.
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The Book of the Child: An Attempt to Set Down What Is in the Mind of ChildrenCurrent
Project Gutenberg · 114 pages
