Titlebook: Other People‘s Kids; Social Expectations Peter C. Scales Book 2003 Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, New York 2003 Motivation.Nation.deve

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Parents, Other Adults, and Responsibility for Positive Child and Youth Development,nfluential adults″ in children’s lives, even when children spend most of their waking hours in child care. The key feature of ″parenting″ is not necessarily who provides that nurture and guidance, but that those primary caregivers are ″not interchangeable with others″ (p. 226). They are the people w

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,Strategies for Increasing Adult Engagement with Other People’s Kids,pect adults as authority figures) and seven social values that represent a beginning basis for clarifying adults’ reasonable responsibility to nurture and guide young people. Doubtless there are other values we did not measure (such as the value of hard work) to which the majority of Americans also

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