How to Live With Your Children [Hardcover] Ann Neigoff Miriam Jackson

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Copyright 1961. Hardcover is scuffed, scribbled on, discolored, and worn along the corners/edges/spine. Pages are yellowed but unmarked. Some corners have small folds. Binding is secure.

This well-loved copy of “How to Live With Your Children” offers a window into 1960s parenting philosophies. Psychologist Fritz Redl challenged strict discipline, advocating for understanding children’s emotional needs. Its worn state speaks to generations of parents seeking guidance during a pivotal era of evolving family structures. While some views may seem dated, this artifact provides valuable insights into mid-20th century American family life.

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Copyright 1961. Hardcover is scuffed, scribbled on, discolored, and worn along the corners/edges/spine. Pages are yellowed but unmarked. Some corners have small folds. Binding is secure.

This well-loved copy of “How to Live With Your Children” by renowned psychologist Fritz Redl offers a fascinating glimpse into mid-20th century parenting philosophies. Published in 1961, at the height of the post-war baby boom, this book provided a pragmatic approach to raising children in an era when traditional family structures were rapidly evolving. Redl’s insights, grounded in his work at the pioneering Wayne County Child Development Project, challenged prevailing notions of strict discipline and instead advocated for understanding children’s emotional needs. The book’s worn condition speaks to its enduring relevance, as generations of parents likely turned to its pages for guidance. While some perspectives may seem dated today, this volume remains a valuable artifact of a pivotal era in American family life.

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Weight 16 lbs
Dimensions 25.65 × 17.78 × 2.29 in
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