Your Child From 6 to 12 [Unknown Binding] Katherine B. Oettinger

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Original 1966 Children’s bureau edition. Published by The U.S Department of Health , Education, and Welfare. Paperback cover has some normal wear. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This vintage parenting guide from 1966 offers a fascinating glimpse into mid-20th century American child-rearing practices. Published by the federal Children’s Bureau, it reflects the era’s societal norms and values surrounding family life. Covering topics like fostering healthy habits, encouraging intellectual growth, and navigating emotional challenges, this well-preserved copy provides a valuable historical record for collectors and readers interested in the evolution of child psychology and parenting literature. Despite some dated perspectives, it serves as a rare window into a pivotal period in American family dynamics.

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Original 1966 Children’s bureau edition. Published by The U.S Department of Health , Education, and Welfare. Paperback cover has some normal wear. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This vintage parenting guide, “Your Child From 6 to 12” by Katherine B. Oettinger, offers a fascinating glimpse into the societal norms and child-rearing practices of the mid-20th century United States. Published by the Children’s Bureau, a federal agency dedicated to improving the lives of children, this book reflects the government’s efforts to disseminate expert advice on child development and family life. Oettinger’s comprehensive approach covers various aspects of raising school-age children, from fostering healthy habits and encouraging intellectual growth to navigating emotional challenges and building strong family bonds. While some perspectives may seem dated today, this work serves as a valuable historical record, providing insights into the cultural and societal values that shaped parenting philosophies of the era. For collectors and readers interested in the evolution of child psychology and family dynamics, this well-preserved copy offers a rare opportunity to explore a pivotal period in the history of American parenting literature.

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