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Articles in Jan-Feb, 1985 issue of Children Today

• Caring for other people's children: a complete guide to family day care. - book reviews
  by Esther Wattenberg
• Head Start-USDA conduct nutrition educational projects
  by Margaret G. Phillips
• Early education principles and computer practices
  by Douglas H. Clements
• Sex education for patents; what are the benefits
  by Sean Casey
• Preventing adolescent suicide - Fairfax County, Va. public schools
• Origins and evolution of behavior disorders. - book reviews
  by Milton F. Shore
• Facts about dyslexia
• Innovative mental health services for child disaster victims
  by Mary Lustad
• Mobilizing the media
• Saving the waifs: reformers and dependent children, 1890-1917. - book reviews
  by J. Kirk Felsman
• Low birth weight infants have visual-motor problems in preschool
• Crybabies. - book reviews
  by Richard P. Barth
• Clinical management of child abuse and neglect. - book reviews
  by Bradley J. Olson
• Teens and older adults: partners in teaching children
  by Paulette H. Riley
• Adoption, sexual abuse - National American Indian Court Judges Association publications
• Long-term foster care. - book reviews
  by Cecilia Sudia
• Spanking: a grand old American tradition?
  by Ralph S. Welsh
• Head start at 20
  by Carolyn Reece
• Back to basics in health care for foster children
  by David P. Schor
• Talk to me: a language guide for parents of blind children. - book reviews
• Children's literature awards and winners. - book reviews
• Helping latchkey children
• Child care: kith, kin and hired hands. - book reviews
  by Gail Gordon
• "Are sperm different colors?" - sexual education program for boys
  by Sherry Norfleet
• Family ties
  by Pauline G. Stitt
• Meeting the needs of gifted preschoolers
  by Ann E. Lupkowski
• What happens to families after they leave the program? - Family Support Center, Yeadon, Pa
  by Kay A. Armstrong
• A blueprint for survival; in operating a primary prevention program - Project Pride, a drug abuse prevention program
  by Priscilla R. Rosenwald
• Family kaleidoscope. - book reviews
  by Milton F. Dhore
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• Keeping families together: the case for family preservation. - book reviews
  by Cecilia Sudia
• Preschoolers benefit from interagency collaboration
  by Keytha Jones
• Defense mechanisms used by sexually abused children
  by Christine Adams-Tucker
• Helping disabled children go home - hospital boarder children
• At home in America: as seen through its books for children. - book reviews
  by Judith Reed
• Sex education and the community
• The misunderstood child: a guide for parents of learning disabled children. - book reviews
• Migrant workers clinic; nurses provide more than health care
  by Mary L. Lorich
• Full Circle: linking the generations through improvisational theatre - includes related article on the Center for Intergenerational Learning
  by Nancy Z. Henkin
• Suicide risk factors
• Autistic children: a guide for parents and professionals. - 2nd edition - book reviews
  by Milton F. Shore
• Family survival - coping with stress. - book reviews
  by Frances H. Jacobs
• The infant: ready and able to learn
• International Year spotlights youth's role in society
  by Patricia Rowe
• Teenage mothers; school-based child care puts diploma in reach
  by Ann V. Schmidt
• Perspectives on intergenerational initiatives past, present and future - includes related article on intergenerational programs and resources
  by Carol H. Tice
• The child care catalog: a handbook of resources and information on child care. - book reviews
• Separation and loss
• What cherry tree? - lying in children
  by T.P. Millar
• Treating child sexual abuse
• Growing up smart and happy. - book reviews
  by Judith Leipzig
• Assessing childbearing trends
• Reflections on literature for children. - book reviews
  by Mary Lystad
• Working with families who donate organs and tissues - includes related article on networks for the transplantation efforts
  by Mindy S. Malecki
• T-LC: developing friendships between teens and adults - Teaching-Learning Communities
  by Carol H. Tice
• Films highlight sexual abuse, suicide
• The at-risk infant: psycho-socio-medical aspects. - book reviews
  by Serena Wieder
• Helping people cope with stress. - book reviews
  by Milton F. Shore
• Ned and Dan: the development of a toddler friendship
  by Billie K. Press
• Head Start and Red Cross launch cooperative efforts
• Healing and the arts
  by John Sharon
• Hospital and home; bridging the gap between - benefits of nurses follow-up visits to new mothers at home
  by Mary C. Brucker
• Family friends - Family Friends Project in Washington, D.C
  by Ann V. Schmidt
• Children with asthma: a manual for parents. - book reviews
  by Patricia Rowe
• Nursery hazards
• Heart treasure chest
  by Frances A. Smardo
• Infant development program - special care for special families
  by Rita Dickinson De Lollis
• Trends in child maltreatment
• Keeping troubled teens at home
  by Bonita K. Lantz
• Perspectives on children and weight
• Reeducating troubled youth. - book reviews
  by Jake Terpstra
• Dennis is back! - Dennis the Menace is character in comic book designed to help parents cope with stress due to child rearing
• Transmitting tribal traditions - Laguna Indian Reservation elderly try to pass on their traditions
  by Lucy Hilgendorf
• Housing and child maltreatment: is there a connection?
  by Susan Zuravin
• Adoption: essays in policy, law and sociology. - book reviews
  by Elaine J. Schwartz
• A profile of tomorrow's family
• Parent to Parent goes national
  by Sally B. Carter
• Improving statistics on children and families
• Working with disadvantaged parents and their children: scientific and practice issues. - book reviews
  by Raymond C. Collins
• Inhalant abuse: an emerging problem among Mexican American adolescents
  by Sylvia Rodriguez-Andrew

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