PEDIATRICS Vol. 12 No. 3 September 1953, pp. 338
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On the Bringing up of Children

This small book is a new edition of a popular volume first printed in 1936. It consists of 6 essays written by well known British psychoanalysts. Four of the contributors have died since publication. The best known are John Rickman, who was a distinguished psychiatrist, and who was responsible for editing this book, and Susan Isaacs, a well known educator and researcher in child development.

The aim of the authors was that of preventing behavior problems and neuroses through helping parents rear their children in a more healthy fashion psychologically.