Children 1968
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Both sets of the children's grandparents lacked education. Fre- quently, the grandfatliers were unskilled laborers, and the gi-andmothers worked. Some of the grand- father's had drunk to excess, and many had tended to be harsh and strict as parents. Some of the grand- nothers had been overprotecti\-e. Most were described as iuunature, impulsi^'e, or self centered.
Family relationships Interaction in these families was nonverbal except for lashing out in bickering, nagging, or berating.
The pare...nts often saw the child more as a burden and a source of iri-itation than as a source of satis- ;faction. They saw the child as a jierson who should love them, not as a person needing help and guidance.
In the opinion of the child welfare woi-kers. tlie parents who had injured their childi'en were rigid and domineering. The fathers were moralistic about pa- irental authority and discijaline and about child care.
Both parents tended to expect behavior inappropriate to the child's age and ability.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both sets of the children's grandparents lacked education. Fre- quently, the grandfatliers were unskilled laborers, and the gi-andmothers worked. Some of the grand- father's had drunk to excess, and many had tended to be harsh and strict as parents. Some of the grand- nothers had been overprotecti\-e. Most were described as iuunature, impulsi^'e, or self centered.
Family relationships Interaction in these families was nonverbal except for lashing out in bickering, nagging, or berating.
The pare...nts often saw the child more as a burden and a source of iri-itation than as a source of satis- ;faction. They saw the child as a jierson who should love them, not as a person needing help and guidance.
In the opinion of the child welfare woi-kers. tlie parents who had injured their childi'en were rigid and domineering. The fathers were moralistic about pa- irental authority and discijaline and about child care.
Both parents tended to expect behavior inappropriate to the child's age and ability.
What to read after Children 1968?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Children's Bureau to read onlineMoreLess
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