The End of American Childhood: A History of Parenting from Life on the Frontier to the Managed Child
Paula S. Fass traces the changing history of parenting in the United States, from childhood on the frontier to the modern era of the managed child. This thoughtful historical study examines how American ideas about children and child-rearing have evolved across time.
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The End of American Childhood examines the history of parenting in the United States.
Paula S. Fass traces changing approaches to childhood from life on the frontier to the era of the managed child.
The book explores how American ideas about raising children have developed and changed over time.
It offers historical context for understanding the evolving relationship between parents, children, and society.
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