child psychology

Presents a guide to depression for kids, providing information on the signs of being sad, coping skills, how experts can help, and more.

The author shares some of the questions, fears, frustrations, and pressures that have been expressed to her by children ages eight-to-fourteen; and offers advice to parents on how to approach their children about personal issues, social situations, family matters, and other topics.

Explains how to read and understand the meanings of children's drawings and refrigerator art, describing how to interpret the meanings of basic symbols, how to identify signals of depression, why numbers are significant, and what certain elements of a drawing can mean.

Series of essays written by mothers and teachers looking at how racism effects children and communities and offers ideas on how to end racial divisions and increase respect for diverse cultural perspectives.

Presents essays on human development addressing the nature of the infant, influence of the family, development of morality, and emotion.

Chronological account of the basic stages of early childhood.

Emphasizes the role of connection, play, practice, mastery, and recognition in raising children with a healthy self-esteem, moral awareness, and spiritual values.