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Study of Child Life

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The work offers a practical, lesson-based guide to child development and home training, combining principles of health, discipline, and character formation with concrete suggestions about play, occupations, art, literature, studies, and financial and religious instruction. It discusses physical growth patterns, common faults and remedies, the influence of parents (including fathers), and questions of sex education, while stressing that general rules require individual adaptability and tact. Each chapter supplies applied guidance, answers to common problems, and a bibliography and study program for further learning.

About the Author

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Marion Foster Washburne

Marion Foster Washburne was an American author and educator known for her contributions to the understanding of child development and education. Her notable work, "Study of Child Life," explores the intricacies of childhood experiences and the importance of nurturing environments for children's growth. Washburne's insights reflect her commitment to improving educational practices and fostering a deeper understanding of children's needs. Through her writing, she has left a lasting impact on the fields of education and child psychology.

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