John Newson Livres

Focusing on the pivotal age of 11, this previously unpublished manuscript explores children's lives, connecting their past experiences to future developments. The initial chapters delve into various aspects of life at this age, while the concluding chapter examines challenging behaviors and their origins, incorporating insights from interviews with 16-year-olds. This work offers a unique perspective on childhood and adolescence, highlighting the continuity of experiences across developmental stages.

Focusing on the interplay between child-rearing attitudes and the surrounding social environment, the authors delve into the dynamics of parenting in an English urban context. Their analysis highlights how societal factors influence the ways in which children are raised, providing insights into the broader implications of these practices on family and community life.

Focusing on the behavior and attitudes of 709 mothers, this book explores infant care and motherhood within an urban community setting. It delves into the unique challenges and experiences these mothers face, offering insights into their parenting practices and the social dynamics that influence their approaches to raising children. Through this research, the book highlights the intersection of motherhood and urban life, providing a comprehensive understanding of contemporary maternal experiences.

The narrative explores a child's developmental journey through play, highlighting the significance of parents as the initial sources of engagement. It delves into various stages of play, from exploratory actions to the use of toys in more complex, symbolic rituals. The book offers keen observations on how children interact with their environment and the evolving role of play in their growth and understanding of the world.