Titlebook: Enduring Bonds; The Significance of Mary Renck Jalongo Book 2008 Springer-Verlag US 2008 Bonds.Child.Children‘s.Early.Education.Enduring.I

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The Young Child and Social Relationships in Developing Countriesonies. The author uses Bronfenbrenner’s ecological systems theory as the theoretical base and observations, and interviews gathered across a 4-year period as the data. The result is a comparison of the multi-layered social contexts of Senegal, Burkina Faos, and Haiti and the effects of those context

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Early Language Development and Adult/Child Relationshipsre giving the baby a sense of who he is, what his place is in the world, and the ways that other people can be expected to behave. While adult conversations with infants are rooted in the desire to share meanings together, they are the basic ways that infants acquire models for entering into future

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Brothers and Sistersthe definition of sibling relationships. Bonds with brothers and sisters occur early and exert a profound effect on young children’s overall development. This chapter synthesizes the research on sibling relationships in early childhood, identifies four recurring themes, and offers research-based rec

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How Attention to Family Stress Dynamics can Prevent Homelessness Among Very Young Families their circumstances. This chapter seeks to explore the etiology of risk factors (especially substances abuse and illiteracy), elaborate on how they affect the lives of young families, highlight ways that they respond to these factors, and detail possible avenues that early childhood professionals c

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