child rearing

Pictures show Brenna, Julian, Quinn, Claire, Ian, and Adrian as they grow from babyhood to age four.

Discusses the importance of rules, why adults make the rules they do, and how to negotiate if the rules seem unfair.

Presents annotations of and discussion starters for more than two hundred books and movies that the author proposes are beneficial to boys' and young men's moral growth, arranged by age level.

Discusses the reality and the myths about boys, growing up in America, and the problems boys face.

A guide book for teenage fathers filled with quotations from actual teen dads about their situations; provides advice on various topics including newborn care, discipline, gang involvement, relationships with the mother and her parents, and the child's future.

Provides guidelines on child care from birth through adolescence, discussing such topics as nutrition, teething, behavior, and physical development, and more.

Construction worker Mick Brannigan is forced into the role of stay-at-home father after a freak accident, while his wife, Layne, reluctantly returns to a law firm.

Offers information for parents of children with attention deficit disorder, covering inborn traits associated with the disorder, how to understand and steer development, strategies for improving behavior, schooling, medications, and other related topics.

A guide for Jewish families on how to incorporate Jewish traditions into their lives including bedtime and morning rituals, the meaning of the holidays, and advice on communicating codes of behavior to children.

Provides an essential historical context to illuminate the current national debate on child care.