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Beyond the best interests of the child

Joseph Goldstein

1973

Health, safety, and nutrition for the young child

Lynn R Marotz, Jeanettia M. Rush, Lynn Marotz et al.

2001

Well beings

Canadian Paediatric Society

1992

Critical perspectives on early childhood education

Lois Weis

1991

Child Care and Child Development

The NICHD Early Child Care Research Network

2005

Bridge across my sorrows

Noble, Christina, Christina Noble, Robert Coram

1994

Help -- my kid is driving me crazy

David Swanson

2009

Toddler bargains

Denise Fields

2003

Child protection

Jenny Fraser

1997

Our blind children

Berthold Lowenfeld

1956

Playwork

Jennie Lindon, Paul Bonel

2000

Whole Child, Whole Parent

Polly Berrien Berends, Polly B. Berends

1997

Babysitter

Miriam Forman-Brunell

2009

Primal mothering in a modern world

Hygeia Halfmoon

1998

Early childhood studies

Rod Parker-Rees

2004

Cool jobs for kids who like kids

Pam Scheunemann

2010

Caring for Your Baby and Young Child

American Academy of Pediatrics

1998

Are mothers really necessary?

Bob Mullan

1988

Baby 411

Ari Brown, Agnes Sligh Turnbull

2004

Dr. Spock's baby and child care

Benjamin Spock

2012

Half a childhood

Barbara Schuyler-Haas Elder, Charles H. Flatter, Judith Bender

1984

Assessment in Child Care

Simon Hackett, Martin Calder

2003

Good practice in caring for young children with special needs

Margaret O'Donovan, Angela Dare

2002

Relationships

Steve Myers, Pete Sanders

1994

Self-renewal

John William Gardner

1964

Attachment and loss

John Bowlby

1981

The practice of medical radiesthesia

Vernon D. Wethered

1992

Mental health consultation in child care

Charles Brinamen, Kadija Johnston

2006

Infants & toddlers

LaVisa Cam Wilson

1986

Well, I Wonder

Sally Schwizer

2006

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