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Parenting a Path Through Childhood by Dorothy Turner Coplen
Parenting a Path Through Childhood by Dorothy Turner Coplen
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Parenting a Path Through Childhood

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Introduces an understanding of parenting by asking, what is a child, what is a parent, and why does a child need a parent. This book leaves dogma behind and brings the reader to the reality of daily living. Combining her experience as a mother and grandmother with her studies in psychology and social work, the author presents a warm and human way of understanding the nature and needs of children. Parents and professionals working with children will find this a helpful book for understanding children, developing an awareness of their individual differences and observing how behaviour is learned.

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Dotty Coplen graduated from Sacramento State College with a major in psychology and received a Masters degree in Social Work from California State University in Sacramento.
Release date Australia
September 1st, 1982
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
142
ISBN-13
9780903540612
Product ID
28252835

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