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Child rearing in America

by Timothy N. Liesching

Published 2002

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Neal Halfon's "Child Rearing in America" examines the evolving landscape of parenting in the United States, drawing on extensive family life surveys. The book analyzes how societal shifts and the availability of child health services influence parental practices and child well-being across diverse demographics. Halfon offers insights into the challenges and strategies employed by parents in navigating contemporary child-rearing, highlighting the interconnectedness of family life and public policy.

Family life surveysParentingParentsChild rearingChild health services

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