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by Ruth Formanek

Child rearingCognition in childrenCuriosity in childrenParent and childInfant
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Chapters covering such subjects as sex, divorce, adoption, prejudice, and death include typical questions and answers appropriate to various ages and guide parents in understanding their children's questions.

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Child rearingCognition in childrenCuriosity in childrenParent and childInfantCognition

Author

Ruth Formanek

Pages

213

Read time

≈ 5h

Editions

1

Language

English

Publisher

Houghton Mifflin

ISBN

0395291909

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