Ships without a shore : America's undernurtured children / Anne R. Pierce.
Childhood in America has changed, and not for the better. From day care for babies, to the exhausting array of activities for children, to the storm of lurid and violent shows now deemed appropriate for the young, to the expectation that teenagers build resumes, childhood has been thoroughly redefin...
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505 | 0 | |a Liberation, illusion, and the pressure to conform -- Love and stability : the fundamentals of early childhood which day care cannot provide -- Moral relativism and its influence upon modern parents -- Education without moorings : the surge forward that leaves innocence and introspection behind. | |
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