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Explore the pivotal period of early childhood with John Fiske's "The Meaning of Infancy," a seminal work on the development of infants. Delve into the world of child rearing and developmental psychology as Fiske examines the crucial stages of infancy and their lasting impact. This exploration of early childhood offers insights into the foundations of human development.
Drawing upon keen observation and thoughtful analysis, Fiske investigates the unique characteristics and formative experiences that shape an infant's journey. This book serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intricacies of infancy and its role in the broader context of family and society. A classic text meticulously prepared for print republication, "The Meaning of Infancy" continues to offer enduring perspectives on this most fascinating phase of life.
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