The Hurried Child (25th anniversary edition): Growing Up Too Fast Too Soon
by David Elkind
In The Hurried Child, David Elkind examines what happens when children are pushed toward adult expectations before they are ready. This 25th anniversary edition considers childhood development, the pressures surrounding young people, and the significance of giving children time to grow at their own pace.
About This Book
The Hurried Child explores the experience of growing up too fast and too soon.
In this 25th anniversary edition, David Elkind considers how childhood can be shaped by pressures, expectations, and demands associated with adult life.
The book offers a focused perspective on childhood development and the importance of allowing children the time and space to grow.
It is intended for readers interested in children, parenting, education, and developmental psychology.
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