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Parents and peers in social development

James Youniss

1982

Building the bonds of attachment

Daniel A. Hughes

1999

The empowered parent

John R. Anderson

2007

The parent connection

Roberta Meyer

1984

The first year of life

René A. Spitz

1965

Level up

Gene Luen Yang

2011

Stressed Out!

James Forgan, Mary Anne Richey

2017

Attachment theory in clinical work with children

David Oppenheim

2007

Special parents, special children

Joanne E. Bernstein

1991

Unconditional care

John Scott Sprinson

2010

The earliest relationship

T. Berry Brazelton

1990

Protestantism, capitalism, and social science

Robert W. Green

1973

Common sense parenting of toddlers and preschoolers

Bridget A. Barnes

2001

The mentally retarded child and his family

Koch, Richard

1971

Temperament

Stella Chess

1996

P.E.T

Gordon, Thomas., Thomas Gordon, Gordon, Thomas

1972

Motherhood in Islam

Aliah Schleifer

1996

Medico-legal aspects of reproduction and parenthood

J. K. Mason

1990

The stress-proof child

Saunder, Rensberg, Antoinette Saunders

1985

Comfort

Ann Hood

2008

On children and death

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross

1985

On life after death

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross

1991

Kids who have too much

Ralph E. Minear

1989

Raising drug-free kids in a drug-filled world

Nancy M. Perkins, William Mack Perkins

1986

John Bowlby and attachment theory

Jeremy Holmes

1993

Two-way talking with parents of special children

Philip C. Chinn

1978

Truth, trust, and relationships

Barbara R. Krasner

1995

Troubled children/troubled parents

Stanley Goldstein

1979

The story of Hollywood

Barry Norman

1988

The new peoplemaking

Virginia Satir

1988

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