Infants and Mothers: Differences in Development
T. Berry Brazelton examines infancy and motherhood through the lens of developmental differences. Infants and Mothers: Differences in Development offers readers a focused look at early development and the relationship between infants and mothers, making it relevant to those interested in psychology, parenting, and the early stages of human growth.
About This Book
Infants and Mothers: Differences in Development examines early human development and the experiences of infants and mothers.
Written by T. Berry Brazelton, the book focuses on differences that may emerge during infancy.
Its subject matter connects developmental psychology with the study of early parent-child relationships.
This title may interest readers seeking an informed perspective on infancy, development, and motherhood.
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