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9781566375177

Parents and Their Children

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    9781566375177

  • ISBN10:

    1566375177

  • Edition: Revised
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-06-01
  • Publisher: Goodheart-Willcox Pub
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Summary

With a new design and almost 200 new photos, Parents and Their Children has a fresh look that will catch your students' attention! The content has been thoroughly revised to reflect fast-paced changes in today's world. Parenting is one of the most serious responsibilities a person can have. Use this text to help your students learn what this role demands and what it has to offer.
-- New end-of-chapter feature called "Thinking Critically".
-- New chapter on decisions facing parents-to-be that includes choices about childbirth preparation, delivery, baby supplies, and child care.
-- Increased content on conception, pregnancy, prenatal development and care, as well as crises that can affect the family's well-being.
-- Updated information on meeting children's special medical and educational needs.
-- Added emphasis on how community resources, technology, diversity, and changes in the family affect parents' roles.

Table of Contents

Part One Decisions About Parenting
Parenting as a Career
12(16)
The Job Description
14(2)
Myths About the Job
16(2)
Responsibilities of Parenting
18(5)
Rewards of Parenting
23(5)
Parenting: A Choice
28(22)
What Influences Parenting Decisions?
30(4)
Factors to Consider
34(8)
Teen Parenthood
42(4)
Decision Making
46(4)
Families
50(26)
How Are Families Formed?
51(4)
Family Structures
55(5)
Functions of the Family
60(1)
Families: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
60(1)
Your Roles
61(1)
The Family Life Cycle
62(4)
Each Family Is Unique
66(10)
Effective Parenting
76(26)
How Children Grow and Develop
77(3)
Effects of Heredity and Environment
80(1)
The Influence of the Family
81(4)
Effective Parent-Child Relationships
85(9)
Resources for Parents
94(8)
Part Two The Beginning of Parenthood
Planning a Family
102(22)
Advantages of Family Planning
103(1)
Factors That Influence Family Planning Decisions
104(2)
Human Reproduction
106(4)
Issues of Family Planning
110(14)
Pregnancy
124(20)
Conception
125(2)
Prenatal Development
127(4)
Signs of Pregnancy
131(1)
Physical Changes During Pregnancy
132(1)
Emotional Changes During Pregnancy
133(3)
Complications During Pregnancy
136(8)
Prenatal Care
144(20)
Medical Care During Pregnancy
145(4)
Nutrition During Pregnancy
149(6)
Weight Gain During Pregnancy
155(1)
Exercise During Pregnancy
156(1)
Factors That Increase Health Risks to Mother and Baby
157(3)
Rest
160(1)
Maternity Clothes
160(4)
Decisions Facing Parents-to-Be
164(24)
Childbirth Preparation Decisions
165(2)
Where Will the Birth Take Place?
167(2)
What Baby Supplies Will Be Needed?
169(6)
Choosing Breast-Feeding or Bottle-Feeding
175(3)
Who Will Share in Baby's Care?
178(10)
Childbirth
188(22)
Signs of Labor
189(1)
Going to the Hospital
190(2)
Childbirth Medications
192(1)
Three Stages of Labor
193(2)
Methods of Childbirth
195(4)
Neonatal Care
199(2)
Bonding
201(2)
Postpartum Period
203(7)
New Parents, New Baby
210(22)
The First Days of Parenthood
211(1)
How the Newborn Looks
212(1)
What the Newborn Can Do
213(4)
How Parents Care for Their Newborns
217(8)
The Husband and Wife as Parents
225(7)
Part Three Understanding Children's Growth and Development
Parents and Their Infants
232(40)
Physical Development
234(13)
Intellectual Development
247(8)
Emotional and Social Development
255(4)
Medical Checkups for Infants
259(13)
Developmental Charts
261(11)
Parents and Their Toddlers
272(32)
Physical Development
274(9)
Intellectual Development
283(5)
Emotional and Social Development
288(6)
The Importance of Play to a Child's Overall Development
294(1)
Medical Checkups for Toddlers
295(9)
Developmental Charts
296(8)
Parents and Their Preschoolers
304(26)
Physical Development
305(7)
Intellectual Development
312(6)
Emotional and Social Development
318(5)
Medical Checkups for Preschoolers
323(7)
Developmental Charts
325(5)
Parents and Their School-Age Children
330(32)
Readiness for School
332(1)
Physical Development
333(7)
Intellectual Development
340(6)
Emotional and Social Development
346(5)
Self-Care Children
351(1)
Children and Stress
352(3)
Medical Checkups for School-Age Children
355(7)
Developmental Charts
356(6)
Parents and Their Teens
362(20)
Physical Development
364(5)
Intellectual Development
369(1)
Emotional and Social Development
370(6)
Medical Checkups for Teens
376(6)
Developmental Charts
377(5)
Part Four The Challenges of Parenting
Theories and Guidelines
382(22)
Piaget's Theory of Intellectual Development
383(3)
Erikson's Theory of Personality Development
386(7)
Freud's Theory of Personality Development
393(1)
Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs
394(2)
Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development
396(1)
Other Child Development Theories
397(1)
Parenting Strategies
398(1)
An Overall View of Development
398(6)
Guiding Healthy Development
404(32)
Guiding Children's Behavior
405(7)
Sibling Relationships
412(2)
Developing Responsibility
414(6)
Developing Honesty
420(3)
Media Influences
423(4)
Developing a Healthy Sexuality
427(9)
Family Concerns
436(18)
Balancing Family and Work Roles
437(4)
Divorce
441(6)
Remarriage and Blended Families
447(1)
Serious Illness
448(1)
Explaining Death to Children
449(1)
Family Moves
450(4)
Family Crises
454(22)
What Is a Crisis?
455(1)
Unemployment and Financial Crises
456(1)
Alcoholism and Other Drug Abuse
457(2)
Child Abuse and Neglect
459(6)
Domestic Violence
465(1)
Gangs, Bullies, and Peer Violence
466(1)
Missing Children
467(2)
Suicide
469(7)
Substitute Child Care
476(18)
Deciding Whether to Use Substitute Child Care
478(1)
Types of Substitute Child Care
478(7)
Selecting Substitute Child Care
485(2)
Evaluating Substitute Child Care
487(1)
Concerns of Parents
488(6)
Children's Education and Health
494(24)
Parents' Roles in Their Children's Education
496(4)
Children with Special Needs
500(10)
Inclusion
510(1)
Parents' Roles in Their Children's Health Care
511(7)
The Challenge of a Child-Related Career
518(17)
Working Directly with Children
520(4)
Working Indirectly with Children
524(1)
Creating and Selling Products and Services for Children
525(1)
Entrepreneurship
526(1)
Personal Characteristics Needed to Work with Children
527(1)
Trends Affecting Child Care Careers
528(2)
Preparing for Tomorrow's Challenges Today
530(5)
Glossary 535(5)
Photo Credits 540(1)
Index 541

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