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The world of the four-year-old is expanding. Typical four-year-olds confront challenges and relationships that are often new and perplexing to them and to their parents. Barron's Parenting Keys Series speaks to today's parents, with answers to today's problems. Described are the average four-year-old's abilities, patterns of response, and potential problems and special needs.
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In a volume of Barron's Parenting Keys series, A pediatrician describes the typical development of a three year old. Dr. Susan Gottlieb is affiliated with the Brooklyn Hospital Center, New York University School of Medicine.
In a volume of Barron's Parenting Keys series, A pediatrician describes the typical development of a three year old. Dr. Susan Gottlieb is affiliated with the Brooklyn Hospital Center, New York University School of Medicine.
Barron's Parenting Keys series presents advice from a wide variety of experts in an effort to help parents raise children in today's demanding environment. This book offers parents advice on what children need to know about sex at successive stages in their growth, from how to talk to preschoolers a
Here's help for parents who must cope with the details of raising children in the often-demanding contemporary environment. Families in which parents have different religious faiths are more common than ever today. Here is advice on raising happy, well-adjusted children in such surroundings, as well
An informative look at the mutual benefits, the drawbacks, and some of the challenges typical in only-child situations. The author outlines parent-child relationships at different stages of childhood and adolescent growth. He describes common patterns in an only child's peer relationships and the pr